Flamboro Machine Shop LTD

06/10/2025

The next question is: will it fit somewhere? 🤩

06/10/2025

It’s a big day at FMS. Delivery of our new mill! 6.10.2025

04/25/2025

SUMMER HOURS start Monday!

05/27/2024

We are hiring. Please pass it on!

03/19/2023

For sale at the office this week! Or contact Lindsay McLennan or Darren McLennan!

09/26/2022

The Qwick Wick Fire Starter Can-Am Midgets presented by Miller Office Trailers finished out their 2022 season at Flamboro Speedway-Authorized Page in Millgrove, Ontario this past Saturday night sponsored by Flamboro Machine Shop. A lot was on the line with only 34 points separating the top 3 in the point standings.

Heat race #1 got underway with Craig Pitchell (6) and David Miller (11) on the front row. Miller took the early lead with Cory Whittam (55) charging to the front to gain points on the championship leader. This HMCW Chassis heat race went green to checkered with Miller taking home the checkered flag. Heat #2 saw rookie contender Andrew Whelan (5) and James Stanley (57) leading the field to the green flag. Chaos on lap 1 with the #29 car of Paul Harrison and championship leader Jeff Blackburn (7) colliding on the backstretch sending Harrison into the wall and ending his night. Blackburn was able to tag onto the rear of the field to continue. The restart saw side by side racing with Whelan and Daniel Hawn (42) with Hawn claiming the lead. Hawn went on to visit HMCW Chassis victory lane before missing the scales causing his #42 machine to be DQ’d from the heat race. This would hand over the win to Whelan. This would be Andrew’s first heat win in a TQ midget. The disqualification would bring Whittam closer to the championship lead and Hawn having to start the feature race from the back.

As things cooled down after the chaotic heat races, the last 25-lap feature event was up next to decide the 2022 series champion. Pitchell and Whelan would start on the front row. Pitchell would storm out to the early lead before Miller took the lead on lap 2. The first caution of the race would fly for a single car spin in turn 4 by Bob Bailey (46). On the restart, Whittam hung back to get a good launch off of turn 2 claiming the lead. This was the caution Hawn needed, as he stormed up to 4th place on the restart to start his charge to the front. Whittam had pulled out close to a straightaway lead, just demolishing the rest of the field on pace. The rest of the race went caution free with Whittam taking the double checkered flags with Miller and Jaden Riddell (13) finishing on the podium. Hawn and Whelan would round out your top 5 finishers. 6, 57, 72, 68, 44, 53, and 46 rounded out the full field of finishers. After some crunching of numbers by the official scorers, Whittam and the #55 team would be crowned your official 2022 Qwick Wick Can-Am Midget series presented by Miller Office Trailers CHAMPION!

Congratulations to Cory and the whole #55 team on their well deserved 2022 championship! Thank you to Flamboro Machine Shop LTD for their support on championship night. Thank you to all of our amazing sponsors for their support all season long.

08/22/2022

Hiring:

CNC Machinist
Flamborough (Hamilton), ONT

Full-time Monday to Friday. Overtime often available. Competitive wages and Health Benefits.

Lathe and/or Mill machinist

Valuable skills: FANUC Controls and MasterCAM programming.

Looking for a hard-working individual who will join our fast-paced machining environment. We operate a unique shop with many interesting projects for a wide range of skills. Individual would be required to program and machine projects.

3+ years of experience preferred
If you meet the requirements please email your resume to: [email protected]

10/14/2021

Machining experience required. Apply by email!

05/13/2021

04/10/2021

Looking for someone that would like to work full-time, for a few months, on a specific parts job. The job involves loading and unloading parts into a CNC machine, operating the machine, as well as assisting with shipping the product.

05/29/2020

CNC Milling Programmer, Set-up and Operator
FLAMBORO MACHINE SHOP LTD.
| Dundas, ON |
Full-time | Monday-Friday | 7:30am-4:00pm
We are a small but growing family-run business and we’re looking to hire again! We need an experienced CNC Milling Programmer/Operator that can program, set-up, and operate machines. We want to find someone that is motivated and committed. If you feel like you meet the description and qualifications below, please email your cover letter and resume to ​[email protected]​.
Qualifications
- A minimum of three years experience is required with a diploma or machinist trade certificate or minimum five years experience as a programmer/operator without a diploma/certificate
- Must be able to program and operate a 3-axis CNC milling machine and lathe
- Must be proficient with programming and using Mastercam, certificate is an asset
- Must be able to read and interpret drawings
- Available to work full-time hours and some overtime when needed (evenings and weekends)
Skills Required
- Has the ability to take verbal and written directions as well as communicate effectively
- Has strong organizational skills
- Has the ability to work under pressure, both individually and with a team
- Is a self-starter with willingness to learn new skills
- Ability to adhere to all quality standards and take action to optimize processes
- Ability to use and read required measuring equipment for required jobs
Additional Certificates Considered an Asset
- Lift truck training
- Overhead crane training
- First aid training
Physical/Safety Requirements
- Required to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) such as safety boots, clothing, gloves, and eye protection
- Ability to work in hot/humid, non-climate controlled environment
- Ability to stand, bend, and lift up to 50lbs
What We Offer
- Competitive wages
- After mandatory 3 month probationary period, we offer comprehensive benefits, a safety boot
allowance, and a uniform
- Every Friday, the company provides a free lunch for all staff
- Located just outside the city of Hamilton in a country setting

03/17/2020

Thank you for understanding!