Assembly Technician and Project Coordinator - Axine Water

BLANKSLATE Partners (apply.workable.com) · Richmond, British Columbia, Canada · First seen 2026-11-06

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  • Full-time
  • On-site
  • Work permit not stated
  • $75k–$110k CAD/yr

Hands-on role split about 50/50 between the shop floor (assembly, receiving, QA, trade coordination) and the desk (schedules, procurement, build documentation) for containerized water treatment systems.

Requires 5-10 years in fabrication, assembly or production coordination, plus a mechanical/process/electrical technical diploma, engineering degree or Red Seal trade.

Must work on site in Richmond, BC five days per week, with periodic travel to US and international customer sites.

Pay is CAD $75K-$110K per year plus vacation and benefits. Forklift certification and first aid training are listed as requirements.

From the posting
locations
ATS location: Richmond, British Columbia, Canada
employment types
full_time
workplace
This role will be based at Axine’s assembly facility (currently Mitchell Island, Richmond, BC) five days per week.
salary
CAD $75-$110K per year, depending on experience.
seniority
5–10 years in fabrication, assembly or production coordination
job function
Assembly Technician and Project Coordinator
role family
Axine’s assembly facility
skills
Confident reading P&IDs, GA drawings and BOMs.
actionable
We're hiring a hands-on Assembly technician and Project Coordinator

Job description

About Axine Water Axine Water Technologies is redefining how the world eliminates PFAS and other persistent contaminants from wastewater. electraCLEAR™ systems treat industrial wastewater at customer sites across the US and Mexico, and demand is growing fast. About the role We're hiring a hands-on Assembly technician and Project Coordinator to keep our commercial system builds moving, from purchase order to factory acceptance test. The split is roughly 50/50: half on the shop floor receiving, staging and assembling containerized treatment systems and overseeing trade contractors, and half at the desk running schedules, procurement and build documentation. You report to the VP of Engineering and work closely with our engineering team, so you can focus on getting systems built well, safely and on time. Shop floor (~50%)

- Lead mechanical assembly of containerized process systems (pumps, tanks, reactors, valves, piping supports and instruments), working hands-on alongside the team.

- Coordinate piping and electrical trade contractors on the floor: sequencing, daily priorities, quality and site rules.

- Receive and inspect incoming equipment and materials against POs and specifications; flag damage, shortages and nonconformances.

- Kit and stage materials against the BOM, and maintain spares inventory and stock records.

- Run in-process inspections, maintain punch lists, and support pressure testing and factory acceptance testing.

- Own assembly QA: develop and maintain inspection checklists and test plans (torque, alignment, leak and pressure tests, wiring and labelling checks), verify each build against drawings before FAT, and keep QA records and nonconformance reports.

- Modify and upgrade our in-house pilot system to integrate new technologies and design improvements from the engineering team as we commercialize them: plan and carry out mechanical changes, coordinate trades, and keep as-built records current.

- Own assembly facility safety and audit readiness: housekeeping, tool and storage organization, first aid and emergency supplies, forklift inspection records and monthly walkthroughs. Help develop and enforce safety standards at the facility.

Desk (~50%)

- Build and maintain production and project schedules for multiple concurrent builds; track progress and flag risks early.

- Support procurement: prepare RFQs, compare quotes, issue POs and expedite suppliers.

- Coordinate external fabricators and suppliers on scope, schedule and quality.

- Check and maintain BOMs, build packages and as-built redlines to Axine document control standards.

- Identify ways to make production safer, faster and cheaper.

Requirements What you bring

- 5–10 years in fabrication, assembly or production coordination, ideally building skid-mounted, modular or packaged process equipment.

- A technical diploma (Mechanical, Chemical/Process, or Electrical/Instrumentation Engineering Technology), an engineering degree, or a Red Seal trade (Industrial Mechanic, Steamfitter/Pipefitter, Instrumentation & Control, Industrial Electrician).

- Confident reading P&IDs, GA drawings and BOMs.

- Experience directing trade contractors on a shared floor.

- Strong organization; comfortable with Excel and scheduling software (MS Project or similar).

- Clear written and verbal communication.

- You'd rather fix a problem on the floor than write an email about it, and you keep a tidy shop.

- Forklift certification and first aid training.

- Familiarity with BC WorkSafe requirements.

Nice to have

- AScT registration, CAPM/PMP, or supply-chain certification.

- Water or wastewater treatment experience.

Benefits Axine is committed to continuing to incorporate diversity, equity, and inclusion into everything we do, from the products we build to the workforce we've created.

Compensation: CAD $75-$110K per year, depending on experience. + vacation and benefits

Location: This role will be based at Axine’s assembly facility (currently Mitchell Island, Richmond, BC) five days per week. Periodic travel to customer sites in the USA and internationally will also be required.

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