Canadian Babbitt Bearings Ltd. is the North American leader in refurbishment, design and manufacture of Babbitt Bearing for the Hydro, Power Generation and Marine markets. Our skill sets are based on many years of experience providing Engineered Bearing Solutions to our customers that meet or exceed the application demand.

CBB is committed to the integrity of manufacture and repair of babbitt bearings. We were founded on the premise that there was a need for a specialized babbitt bearing manufacturer in North America. In 1981, we made a bold and brave business decision to focus solely on bearing production. This commitment and specialization made us one of the world’s most prominent babbitt bearing facilities. We produce superior, specialized babbitt bearings to OEM specifications for equipment.

• Day Shift: 7:00 AM – 3:30 PM, Monday to Friday

• Afternoon Shift: 3:30 PM – 2:00 AM, Monday to Thursday

- able to commute or relocate to our Brantford facility.

• Experience operating CNC machines (vertical and horizontal turning centers, boring mills) is a strong asset.

• Experience on manual machines is required.

• Must be capable of operating multiple machines or managing multiple operations as needed.

• Skilled in measuring and inspecting parts using micrometers, calipers, height gauges, etc.

• Must supply personal machinist tools per the CBB Minimum Tool List (attached).

• Experience using overhead cranes for setup and part movement is a strong asset.

• Familiarity with machining heavy components (up to 20 tons) and difficult materials is highly desirable.

• Minimum 5 years of machining experience, with the ability to perform independent setups on large, complex components. Must possess basic tools.

• Must be able to read and interpret CNC programs to manage offsets and safely operate machines: Former Programmer/ Machinist Strong Asset

• Able to work with blueprints, GD&T symbols, job travelers, and operation sheets with minimal

guidance.

• Must inspect and clean own parts prior to metal removal.

• Responsible for completing quality documentation related to operations and inspections.

• Must actively monitor tooling conditions and communicate any issues prior to starting a job.

• Must be able to communicate clearly with foreman, engineering, and quality team members.

• A positive attitude and ability to work independently with minimal supervision is required.

• Must be authorized to work in Canada and able to commute or relocate to our Brantford facility.

• Must be willing and available to work the afternoon shift, with flexibility for overtime when required.

• Excellent attendance and punctuality are expected to be ready and at workstation at shift start.

• Demonstrated attention to cleanliness and 5S practices (chip control, organized workstations).

• Comfortable with physically demanding work, including heavy lifting and manual effort.