Do you want to be part of a world where every day is different and where your work helps create magical moments? Would you like to contribute to the magic behind live shows? For more than 35 years, Stageline has been designing and manufacturing mobile stages that host the world’s biggest artists at events such as Osheaga, Heavy MTL, Lasso , and the Montreal International Jazz Festival . Our stages travel across North America, and our team is at the heart of this success. Your role on the team At Stageline, we are used to thinking big and working on large-scale projects. For over 35 years, the world’s greatest artists have performed on our stages, and the company continues to thrive through countless exciting projects. Within our Scène Éthique division, located on the South Shore, we are currently looking for a Mechanical Assembler . As a Mechanical Assembler, you will actively participate in the mechanical fabrication and assembly of our stages from start to finish. Your responsibilities: Read and interpret mechanical drawings, schematics, and technical instructions. Assemble mechanical components using manual, electric, or pneumatic tools. Install finishing materials (wood flooring, aluminum trims, decals). Verify compliance of parts and assemblies (dimensions, fit, functionality). Perform adjustments, drilling, screw fastening, and riveting. Follow safety guidelines and quality procedures. Collaborate with production, quality control, and engineering teams. Maintain a clean and organized workstation. Perform self-quality checks on final assemblies and complete inspection reports. What success looks like: Within the first 6 months: You will be able to correctly read and interpret complex mechanical drawings. You will be capable of performing assemblies independently, with accuracy and efficiency. You will be able to work on multiple product types or assembly stations. You will demonstrate initiative by suggesting improvements or proactively reporting issues. Within the first year: You will demonstrate increased versatility by working on multiple production lines or product types, sometimes supporting other teams. You will maintain a steady work pace with an excellent compliance rate. You will manage your workstation independently and anticipate material needs. You will be able to complete several finishing stages on different parts while ensuring overall quality. You are the person we are looking for if: You hold a high school diploma and/or training in mechanics, electromechanics, or a related field. You have mechanical assembly experience (1 to 3 years preferred). You are organized, autonomous, detail-oriented, resourceful, and versatile. You have a strong understanding of technical drawings and mechanical tolerances. Teamwork and collaboration motivate you in your daily work. By joining Scène Éthique, a division of Stageline: You will be eligible for our comprehensive benefits package, including insurance (life, disability, health, dental), a group RRSP with employer contribution, an Employee and Family Assistance Program (EFAP), and telemedicine services. You will work with a young, close-knit, skilled, and passionate team that enjoys tackling challenges together, celebrating achievements, and taking part in activities organized by our social committee. Interested in joining this exciting adventure? Now is your chance to step into the spotlight. Come showcase your talent with us! All applications will be reviewed. However, only selected candidates will be contacted for an interview. #Stagelinefam Proud to support employment equity, Scène Éthique , a division of Stageline, is committed to diversity and ensures that all employees can thrive in an environment where everyone feels valued and respected. All qualified candidates are considered without regard to citizenship, ethnicity, race, color, religion, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, disability, age, or any other status protected by law. We encourage women, Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, and members of visible or ethnic minorities to apply. Work location: Varennes, Quebec