Quality is the driving force behind Stelco’s commitment to building the trust and loyalty of our customers. Today, in our technologically advanced facilities at Hamilton Harbour and Lake Erie, a proud workforce of 2,200 men and women bring together more than a century of hard-earned expertise, proprietary practices, and innovation. The record of safety, environmental responsibility and job quality established by Stelco employees is unmatched in North America and around the…
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Quality is the driving force behind Stelco’s commitment to building the trust and loyalty of our customers. Today, in our technologically advanced facilities at Hamilton Harbour and Lake Erie, a proud workforce of 2,200 men and women bring together more than a century of hard-earned expertise, proprietary practices, and innovation.
The record of safety, environmental responsibility and job quality established by Stelco employees is unmatched in North America and around the world. This is Canadian steel, built by Canadians, for customers who require on-time delivery of the best quality products to get the job done. Together, we are building on a time-tested vision that proves quality will always matter.
Stelco was born out of an era of tremendous change, and Canada’s steel company forged its reputation on adapting to customer needs.
Asserting an innovative, forward-thinking vision has been central to Stelco’s resilience through the years, as generations of Stelco employees have left their mark on their company, communities, and their country.
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45,708
People associated on LinkedIn
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Reported office locations
386 Wilcox Street, Hamilton, ON L8L 8K5, CA
Regional Road #3, Nanticoke, ON N0A 1L0, US
Other recorded names
Stelco
STELCO - The Steel Company of Canada
Specialties
Steel
Hot Rolled Sheet
Galvanized
Cold Rolled Sheet
Skilled Trades
Engineer
Innovation
and Research
Profile identifies a recruitment agency
No
Industry
Mining
Size
1,001-5,000 employees
Headquarters
Hamilton, ON
Organization type
Privately Held
Year founded
1910
Specialties
SteelHot Rolled SheetGalvanizedCold Rolled SheetSkilled TradesEngineerInnovationand Research
Stelco Inc. has 7 open jobs in Canada as of November 6, 2026.
Stelco Inc.: Stelco was born out of an era of tremendous change, and Canada’s steel company forged its reputation on adapting to customer needs.
2+ YOECandidates need a General Machinist Certificate of Qualification (429A) or Tool and Die Maker Certificate of Qualification (403A) and at least two years of experience in an industrial environment. They must be able to read blueprints, understand CNC programs, and work in a physically demanding plant.
lathe, milling machine, power saws, drills, grinders, overhead crane
Stelco Inc.: Stelco was born out of an era of tremendous change, and Canada’s steel company forged its reputation on adapting to customer needs.
2+ YOECandidates need an Industrial Millwright Certificate of Qualification (433A) and at least 2 years of industrial experience. Strength, endurance, agility and comfort working in hot, dirty, noisy and rotating-shift conditions are required.
overhead crane, mobile crane, forklift, pipe threader, torches, oxygen lance
Stelco Inc.: Stelco was born out of an era of tremendous change, and Canada’s steel company forged its reputation on adapting to customer needs.
2+ YOECandidates need an Industrial Electrician Certificate of Qualification (442A) or a Construction and Maintenance Electrician Certificate of Qualification (309A), plus at least 2 years of industrial experience. They must handle heavy industrial conditions, extreme temperatures, lifting and shift work.
test equipment, soldering equipment, burning equipment
Stelco Inc.: Stelco was born out of an era of tremendous change, and Canada’s steel company forged its reputation on adapting to customer needs.
2+ YOECandidates need 2+ years of industrial or manufacturing experience, a high school diploma or post-secondary degree, and a valid driver's licence with access to a vehicle. They must tolerate heat, cold, dust and noise, have good strength, agility and endurance, and work safely in a heavy industrial setting.
overhead crane, forklift, tractor, heavy equipment
Stelco Inc.: Stelco was born out of an era of tremendous change, and Canada’s steel company forged its reputation on adapting to customer needs.
3+ YOEStelco needs a certified heavy duty mechanic with a 421A certificate or a 310T truck and coach technician certificate, plus 3 to 5 years of experience. Candidates must handle a physically demanding, heavy industrial, shift-based workplace.
Stelco Inc.: Stelco was born out of an era of tremendous change, and Canada’s steel company forged its reputation on adapting to customer needs.
2+ YOECandidates need an Instrumentation and Control Technician Certificate of Qualification (447A) and at least 2 years of experience in an industrial environment. Strong skills in reading electrical schematics, process drawings and PLC or DCS systems are expected.
PLC, DCS, Control valves, Transmitters, Controllers, Calibration equipment
Stelco Inc.: Stelco was born out of an era of tremendous change, and Canada’s steel company forged its reputation on adapting to customer needs.
2+ YOEStelco needs candidates with a TSSA 3rd Class Operating Engineer Certificate and at least 2 years of industrial experience. A valid Ontario G or G2 licence and vehicle are also required, along with the physical stamina to work in hot, noisy, dusty plant areas.
steam systems, turbines, compressors, pumps, cooling towers, gas testing equipment