Surfacing Technician III

Join The Hoya Vision Care Canada Team!

For over 60 years, HOYA Vision Care has been a passionate leader in optical technology innovation. As a manufacturer of high quality, high performing eyeglass lenses, we continuously aim to bring the best possible vision care solutions to eye care professionals.

We are currently hiring a Surfacing Technician to work in our Mississauga facility! 

Pay rate: $22 per hour 

Shifts Available: Monday to Friday 10pm - 6:30am

What’s in it for you?

• Health/Dental/Vision Insurance
• Tuition Reimbursement
• RRSP Matching
• PTO and Paid Holidays
• And more!

What you’ll do:

• Prepare and surface lenses according to job specifications on DVI work ticket
• Work in conformance with HOYA’s “Manufacturing Standards” in the production of eyewear to produce jobs right the first time, on-time, and according to HOYA Quality and Safety standards.
• Support production conformance to minimum standards regarding:
  • % avg. days per job (turn around time)
  • % Breakage
  • Remake Ratio
• Assist in the basic operation, cleaning and ongoing maintenance of laboratory tools and equipment by in accordance with to established maintenance procedures and calendars.

Qualifications:

• High School Graduate /GED or equivalent experience
• Optical training (asset)
• Experience with machine operation preferred, 6 months to one year in a manufacturing environment
• Ability to read and understand machine schematics (asset)
• Mechanical skills (asset)
• basic math skills considered an asset (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division)
• Ability to stand for 8+ hours per day with some walking between stations
• Low, moderate and high noise levels (not to exceed standards)
• Work produced is subject to precise measures of quantity and quality.
• Near vision and sharp focus to adjust vision when doing close work.
• Manual dexterity required to manipulate objects. Handling by seizing, holding, grasping, turning, lifting. pushing, pulling, or otherwise working with the hands, fingers, and upper body movement.
• Often lifting/ carrying 10 lbs or less, pushing/ pulling 30 lbs or less.
• Occasional lifting of 25-40 lbs.