CNC Operator - Fri to Sun shift, 3x12s
Lower Mainland
Intelligent City – Operations | Manufacturing Production /
Full Time - 3 x 12 hr shift, Fri - Sun /
On-site
At Intelligent City, we empower people to live better, by building smarter and addressing the urgent need for sustainable urban housing. We don’t just think about change—we make it happen. Our mission is to accelerate the supply of sustainable urban housing by leveraging renewable resources and industrialized manufacturing.
Build Smarter. Live Better. Think Change. If this resonates with you, we encourage you to apply to join our team and help us build a better world!
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What you Will Do:
As CNC & Robotic Milling Centre Operator, you will hold a critical role within the production team, ensuring the manufacturing process runs smoothly and produces completed product to specifications and quality standards. You are responsible for operating and maintaining the Robotic Milling Centre (RMC) and computer numerical control (CNC) machines used at our manufacturing facility to produce precise and complex components, as well as ensuring the CNC machines are set up correctly, programmed accurately, and operated safely and efficiently.
You will primarily work indoors, shielded from the outdoor elements most of the day.
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Open Positions:
1 position
Location:
DELTA, BC - On-site full-time in an industrialized mass-timber manufacturing facility
Work Hours - B Shift
Friday, Saturday & Sunday
12 hours per day
with shift premium
We are accepting applications from within the lower mainland, BC, only.
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Education & Qualifications:
- Highschool graduation, an asset
- Class I forklift license
- Level 1 or 2 Occupational First Aid certification
- OVHD Crane operator certification & rigging experience.
- WHIMS
Nice to Haves, but can be certified on the job:
Skills & Experience, Required:
- 3+ years of experience working as an operator for Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Machinery, preferably with wood.
- Understanding of machine operations safety.
- Able to read technical drawings and specifications.
- Basic understanding of mechanical concepts
- Experience troubleshooting mechanical issues that may arise during operation.
- Basic computer skills.
- Knowledge of safe lifting and handling techniques.
- Good understanding of quality control principles
- Willingness to practice safe work habits and report unsafe conditions.
- Able to follow instructions and complete work tasks on schedule with clear timelines.
- Ability to communicate effectively and respectfully, both internally and externally.
- Experience in a manufacturing environment is considered an asset.
- Experience with manual & digitally assisted mass timber construction tasks
- Experience with prefabrication of mass timber panels and modules, including finishing.
- Overhead Crane and Rigging Training
- ABB industrial robot or RobotStudio
Nice to Haves:
The Role & Responsibilities - RMC/CNC Operator:
- Setting up and configuring the CNC machine, including loading and unloading raw materials and tools.
- Reading and interpreting technical drawings, blueprints, and other specifications to determine the correct settings and programming for the CNC machine.
- Monitoring the CNC machine's performance and adjusting settings as needed to ensure that the finished product meets the desired specifications.
- Verifying conformance to part specifications using precision measuring instruments, such as calipers and micrometers
- Performing routine maintenance and repairs on the CNC machine, including cleaning, lubricating, and replacing parts as necessary.
- Communicate with logistics department to ensure raw material is correct and available on time for milling operations
- Troubleshooting and resolving any issues that arise during the manufacturing process.
- Conduct QC on machine cut parts to ensure accuracy to the specified drawings.
- Ensure all machines you have operated on are shut down by the end of the production day.
- Ensure safe operations by adhering to safety procedures and regulations.
- Maintain cleanliness and organization of work area.
- Communicate with other members of the manufacturing team, to ensure production goals and quality standards are met.
- Participate in continuous improvement initiatives, including identifying opportunities to streamline processes, improve quality, and reduce waste.
- Comply with all health and safety rules, policies, and procedures.
- Foster and maintain positive relationships with both internal and external stakeholders.
- Comply with administrative policies and procedures as updated.
- Contribute to team efforts and complete other duties as requested that align with your abilities and responsibilities.
Important to Mention!
- Must provide your own CSA-approved 6” safety footwear, required.
- Proof of ability to remain and work in Canada.
- Successful candidates may be required to submit to a background check.
$29 - $35 an hour
We expect the hourly pay within the range for this position will vary within the range of $29 - $35 per hour.
Subject to change, as your pay will be based on market evaluation and various job-related factors, including your past work experience, relevant education and certifications (journeyman/unticketed) etc.. Benefits offered after 3 months.
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Who We Are:
Innovation starts with our people. We are a team of builders, creators, and problem-solvers with a shared commitment to quality and sustainability. Together our team of skilled carpenters, engineers, designers, and other professionals push the boundaries of what's possible—crafting homes that are faster to build, more efficient, and greener for the future.
What We Do:
Founded in 2008 by visionary entrepreneurs Oliver Lang and Cindy Wilson, Intelligent City is pioneering the future of sustainable urban development.
We lead the industry in mixed-use urban housing, integrating green building strategies, digital design, advanced manufacturing, and robotics in timber construction. Our approach not only makes housing more accessible and rapidly deployable but also fosters socially resilient communities. As a sustainable alternative to high-emission concrete construction, we provide a direct pathway to life cycle carbon neutrality.
Tested, certified, and market-ready for mid-rise to high-rise applications up to 18 storeys, Intelligent City has developed industry-first products and technologies, setting a new benchmark for urban development. Our multi-disciplinary team creates cutting-edge solutions that are sustainable, efficient, and built to last.
Recognition & Investment:
We are widely recognized for our leadership in climate tech and construction innovation. Our work is supported by Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC), Breakthrough Energy Solutions Canada (BESC), and the Solar Impulse Foundation. We were awarded Scaling Venture of the Year at Foresight Canada’s 2024 awards. Our investors include BDC, Greensoil Proptech Ventures, UIT, and Fulmer, among others.
