Eclipse Automation

About the Company

WE DESIGN AND BUILD THE FUTURE
From life-saving medical devices, to clean energy initiatives, to cutting-edge electrical vehicles powering our future, Eclipse Automation, part of Accenture, designs and builds complex automated systems for products that change the world.

With over 20 years of experience working with world-renowned manufacturers, our innovative systems are deployed globally within the Life Sciences, Transportation, Consumer Products, Nuclear Energy, and Electronics industries.

Our know-how is what sets us apart; that proven capability and drive to solve complex automation needs - to make it all happen in record time, and with precision. Our global footprint of Eclipse facilities in Canada, the United States, Germany, Hungary, Switzerland and Malaysia provides global bench-strength and regional know-how across expert teams that design, build and integrate advanced automation solutions for leading global manufacturers.

We believe your organization deserves an automation partner that you can count on - a partner that will face the challenges of today and tomorrow head-on. Whether it's building and integrating leading-edge automation systems, creating custom manufacturing solutions, or delivering superior customer after-care, we have the cross-industry know-how, powerful in-house capabilities, and global scale to bring your product to market sooner - all while delivering cost efficiencies and superior user experience.

We are 800+ skilled people strong across 16 global locations and growing. Our teams are made up of are innovators, thinkers, and doers, with the know-how and expertise to exceed expectations, and the relentless spirit to create and reinvent. Our people, proven experience, and depth of resources are what enable us to live up to our name - to eclipse all others, driving superior outcomes, and delivering end-to-end solutions that make our customer's final products extraordinary.

Listed Jobs

Company Name

Eclipse Automation

Job Title

Electrical Shop Supervisor

Job Description

Job Title: Electrical Shop Supervisor Role Summary Lead and coordinate the electrical department, overseeing project execution from planning through completion. Develop and enforce policies, manage schedules, resources, and budgets, and mentor the electrical team and apprentices to meet quality, safety, and regulatory standards. Expectations - Maintain strict adherence to safety, quality, and regulatory codes. - Deliver projects on time and within budget while ensuring accurate documentation and manpower accounting. - Promote a culture of continuous improvement, innovation, and professional development. - Communicate effectively with project management, engineering, and procurement. - Travel less than 10% of time; flexible working hours for project needs. Key Responsibilities - Review and approve electrical drawings and revisions prior to assembly. - Ensure assemblies meet product specifications and company quality standards. - Identify and resolve electrical issues, provide root‑cause analysis, and implement corrective actions. - Record project tasks, man‑hour data, and employee reports for accurate reporting. - Maintain and control tools and materials inventory. - Plan, assign, and prioritize work to align with team skills and development goals. - Monitor project progress, resource allocation, and labor requirements; mitigate delays. - Liaise with procurement and other departments to secure timely delivery of parts and equipment. - Enforce company policies, safety regulations, and ISO standards. - Participate in project kick‑offs, milestone reviews, and budget monitoring. - Support non‑conformance tracking and management. - Facilitate continuous improvement initiatives and the adoption of new technologies. Required Skills - Electrical installation and maintenance expertise for industrial/construction settings. - Proficiency with AutoCAD, SolidWorks, MS Office, and database operations. - Strong problem‑solving, analytical, and troubleshooting abilities. - Leadership and team‑development skills. - Effective communication and negotiation. - Knowledge of safety and environmental regulations. - Project management and scheduling. - Inventory and resource management. Required Education & Certifications - Electrician Certificate (Industrial / Construction Maintenance). - Master Electrician Certificate (asset). - College diploma, CEGEP, vocational or technical training in electrical engineering or related field.

Cambridge, Canada

On site

05-03-2026