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Weekend Optical Jobs in Toronto, ON (NOW HIRING)

Have the flexibility to work days, weekends and some evenings for extended hours and/or events Employment Perks: * Sales/Optical Training Programs * Participation in Company Benefits Plan * Company ...

Because continuing our legacy of the highest optical standards helps us innovate the future in optical care. At LensCrafters, we want every person who enters our doors to feel our passion for care.

Because continuing our legacy of the highest optical standards helps us innovate the future in optical care. At LensCrafters, we want every person who enters our doors to feel our passion for care.

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Weekend Optical information

What is the difference between Weekend Optical vs Optician?

AspectWeekend OpticalOptician
CertificationsTypically requires optical dispensing certification or licenseRequires certification or license, such as ABO/NCLE
Work EnvironmentRetail optical stores, weekends and eveningsOptical retail stores, clinics, or labs, full-time or part-time
Job ResponsibilitiesAssisting customers, fitting glasses, lens selectionMeasuring, fitting, dispensing eyewear, customer service
Industry UsageCommon in retail optical chains and independent storesWidely used in optical retail and healthcare settings

Weekend Optical typically refers to retail optical services available on weekends, often involving customer assistance and eyewear fitting. An Optician is a licensed or certified professional who performs similar duties but may work full-time during the week as well. While both roles involve eyewear fitting and customer service, Opticians usually have formal certifications and broader responsibilities in eyewear measurement and dispensing.

Where do weekend optical make the most money?

Weekend optical jobs typically offer higher pay in areas with a higher cost of living or greater demand for optical services. Earnings can also increase with experience, certifications, and working in busy retail or healthcare environments. Compensation varies by location and employer, but generally, urban areas tend to provide higher wages for optical assistants and technicians.

What are the most commonly searched types of Optical jobs in Toronto, ON?

The most popular types of Optical jobs in Toronto, ON are:

Coating Technician (WEEKEND SHIFT)

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Toronto, ON • On-site

CA$27/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 5 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Analyze and interpret optical schematics to ensure precise assembly, integration, and testing of optical components.

  • Inspect, clean, load coating chambers, troubleshoot complex optical components, and maintain detailed records of maintenance and testing activities.

  • Collaborate with engineers and production teams to investigate issues, troubleshoot optical faults, and contribute to process improvements.


Job description

Coating Technician, WEEKEND SHIFT

Requisition #:39861

Toronto, Ontario

About the Role

The Manufacturing Technician- Thin film Optical Coating Manufacturing is responsible the manufacturing of optical thin films deposited onto the optical elements in WESCAM MX-series product line.  Additionally, the technician will work closely with the Front-Line Operations Leadership and Engineering staff to support investigate day-to-day issues that arise in the Coating production cell.

Primary Responsibilities

  • Analyze and interpret complex optical schematics, ensuring precise execution of assembly, integration and testing procedures
  • Execute- Inspect, clean, load coating chambers and troubleshooting of complex optical components following all established manufacturing processes and procedures in alignment with AS9100 and MIL standards
  • Diagnose and troubleshoot spherical, Aspheric, plano optical components, including but not limited to visible and IR optics, achieving surface quality into the 20/10 range for scratch dig tolerances.
  • Investigate and resolve faults by collaborating with senior technicians and engineers, contributing to continuous product development and process improvement
  • Effectively manage multiple priorities, manufacturing testing and measuring and troubleshooting tasks to meet critical project timelines and production goals
  • Engage in cross-functional collaboration, work closely with Operation Engineers, production teams, and management to tackle complex technical challenges and drive innovative solutions
  • Ensuring meticulous documentation, maintaining detailed records of maintenance, test results, troubleshooting efforts and implemented solutions. Including details PM on the vacuum coating chambers and tools.
  • Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives, identifying inefficiencies in processes, recommending enhancements, and implementing best practices to optimize performance and workflow efficiency.

Required Capabilities

  • Technical Proficiency - Strong ability to read and interpret optical & mechanical drawings and test procedures
  • Optical Expertise -experience in the understanding complex optical elements and the principles of Optical vacuum chambers
  • Troubleshooting & Diagnostics - Skilled in identifying, analyzing and resolving optical issues
  • Strong Collaboration & Communication - Strong interpersonal skills to work effectively with engineers, production teams and management. Good English communication skills in both written and verbal that translate into working in a team-based environment.
  • Continuous Improvement & Safety Mindset - Abilities to think critically, identify inefficiencies in processes, suggest improvements and be open minded to change.
  • High Standards in quality with attention to detail, Capable of learning and taking on new tasks with an increasing level of responsibility

Desired Education and Experiences 

  • Requires a High School Diploma or equivalent and a minimum of 4 years of prior relevant experience or 2 years post-Secondary/Associates Degree with 0 to 2 years of prior related experience.
  • Previous work experience in an ISO 9000/ AS9100 and Lean Manufacturing environment is an asset
  • Knowledge of lean manufacturing and continuous improvement principles an asset, but not required
  • Ability to safely handle delicate optical parts and on occasion lift 30 lbs.
  • Ability to work independently and with minimum supervision
  • Must be eligible for registering with Controlled Goods Program of Canada
  • Ability to effectively operate complicated equipment such as Coating chambers, Humidity chambers, CNC and associated equipment

*This posting is for a current vacancy.  In the province of Ontario, Canada, the pay range for this position will be $27/hr