Careers — build your trade with us

Why work at Soremag

At Soremag, we do not just offer you a job — we offer you the chance to make it a trade.

Roll covering, molding and precision machining are highly specialized fields: few people master them, which means the people who invest themselves in them quickly become indispensable. If you want to be valued for your work and to have the chance to really contribute, you will be able to build a long-term career here, not simply hold a position.

We are a team on a human scale, where we know each other by first name and where expertise passes from one person to the next. It is technically demanding, but that is also one of the reasons people stay with us for a long time.

Un métier, pas juste un emploiUn domaine spécialisé où votre expertise prend de la valeur avec le temps.

Ambiance familialeUne équipe où on se parle, où on s'entraide, où chaque personne compte.

Formation à l'interneOn vous accompagne pour apprendre le métier, étape par étape.

Progression réelleUn rendement fiable et de l'engagement mènent à plus de responsabilités.

The trades at Soremag

From raw material to finished part, everything happens under one roof. Here are the main trade families that make that possible.

Production and molding (production and molding operator)

Mold setup and preparation, hot casting of polyurethane, demolding, deflashing and post-cure. You follow the part from the mix to the visual inspection, holding the temperatures and the times the formulation calls for. This is the way into the trade: training is done in-house and no molding experience is required. What we look for is care and consistency.

Machining (machinist)

Turning and milling new steel cores, building and reworking molds, and repairing bearing journals: weld buildup — TIG, MIG and other processes — then back to tolerance. On conventional and CNC lathes, working from drawings with calipers and micrometers. This is the job where a few thousandths of an inch show up on the finished part.

Grinding and finishing

Precision grinding of covered rollers and wheels: diameter, crown, taper, concentricity and surface finish. Helical, axial or diamond grooving to the drawing, then dynamic balancing. You work with a dial indicator and a durometer, to the thousandth of an inch. Many of our grinding hands come out of machining; the rest is learned here, on our own machines.

Maintenance (electromechanical technician and industrial mechanic)

Preventive maintenance and troubleshooting on lathes, grinders and casting equipment. Mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic and electrical: our machines are varied and often modified in-house, and no two calls are alike. When a machine stops, production waits — it is a role where you see the effect of your work right away.

Quality

Dimensional control and documentation at every step: Shore A and D hardness at several points across the face, runout (TIR) with a dial indicator, surface roughness (Ra), diameter with a Pi Tape, taper, conformance to drawing. You check incoming material, the part in process and the finished product — and you sign the file that travels with the part to the customer.

Administration and customer service

Taking in requests, opening work orders, following up on quotes, orders and shipments. You are the link between the customer and the floor: you are the one who knows where every part stands, and who calls the customer before they have to ask.

Sales representation (sales representative)

Go look at the machine, not just the purchase order. The sales rep goes into the plant, examines the worn roller, talks to the operator and records the real conditions at that position — speed, load, chemistry, temperature — then comes back with a compound and durometer recommendation. It is a field role, for someone who wants to understand an application before proposing a solution and who is comfortable in a plant.

Benefits

What we offer, on top of the salary.

Assurance collective

REER

Horaire flexible

Formation à l'interne

Formation vers un métier spécialisé

Activités sociales

Congés maladie

Ambiance familiale

Frequently asked questions

Do you need rubber or polyurethane experience to apply?

No. For several positions, such as production operator, we train in-house. What matters is reliability and the desire to learn a specialized trade.

Where is the plant located?

In Laval, Quebec. A new plant of more than 22,000 sq. ft. opens in 2026.

How do I apply if no position matches my profile?

Send us an open application at info@soremag.com — we keep good profiles in mind for the next openings.

Can you move up in the company?

Yes. Many of our ways of doing things were built with people who learned a trade here and took on more responsibility over time.

Build something solid with us.

Why work at Soremag

The trades at Soremag

Production and molding (production and molding operator)

Machining (machinist)

Grinding and finishing

Maintenance (electromechanical technician and industrial mechanic)

Quality

Administration and customer service

Sales representation (sales representative)

Reliable people who want to learn a trade

Open positions

Machinist

Production operator

Millwright (electromechanical technician or industrial mechanic)

Benefits

Our hiring process

Application received

Interview

Shop tour

Offer

Frequently asked questions

Do you need rubber or polyurethane experience to apply?

Where is the plant located?

How do I apply if no position matches my profile?

Can you move up in the company?

Want to build your career with us?