Fort St. John, BC · Full time · $30–$46 an hour
You ran the first jobs on our new 5-axis and wrote the setup sheets our partner shops now use.
You caught a tap drill error on a customer’s drawing before the first chip, and they’ve reordered twice since.
You took our first apprentice through Level 1.
Now back to today. If you'd like this story to be yours…
Rennick prices CNC parts in seconds and makes them in Canadian shops. We're building a network of those shops that shares work, metal, people and training, and we don't turn people away: if we can't hire you today, we'll help you get where you're going.
Every part on lightmatter.ca is priced in seconds. You’re who makes the price true: you set up, run and inspect the work that comes through our own floor, and your setup sheets become the standard for the shops we partner with.
This is not a button-pushing job. You’ll own jobs from stock to shipping.
New to the trade? We train. Missing something on the list? Apply anyway.
The courses we’d take first for this job. New to the trade? Start with the first one.
$30–$46 an hour (NOC 72100)
Fort St. John, BC
A call, an interview about things you've actually done, a paid hands-on test for the last few people, then references and an offer. Background checks come only after an offer, and only the ones this job needs. AI helps us read applications; it never scores or rejects anyone. We answer every applicant.
About five minutes. You’ll get an answer either way.