$25 · Forklift Operators

Title: Forklift Operators Terms of Employment: Permanent, full-time (30-40 hr/week) Wage: $25 per hour Benefit: Dental Insurance, Extended Medical Insurance, RRSP when qualified Number of Available Positions: 3 Language of Work: English Work Location(s): Chemainus BC Company Profile: Paulcan is a local wood production and sawmilling facility located in Chemainus, British Columbia. We have been in operation since 1985 and have worked our way up into high speed, large volume production capacity. Paulcan is a local and global supplier of customized millwork for a variety of building materials and wood products, with a specialty in alder and maple hardwoods. Job Description: Paulcan is seeking the support of 3 forklift operators to handle and transport wood products and materials. The ideal candidates will have strong intuition, punctuality, attention to detail, safety awareness, adaptability, and teamwork skills. The duties expected are: - Unload and load wood materials, both finished and unfinished, from incoming and outgoing vehicles - Locate, move, and stack materials in preparation for shipment and/or storage - Transport raw materials to production workstations - Receive and process shipments, identifying damages and report shortages or quality deficiencies - Maintain updated records of inventory and activity logs - Comply with company policies and workplace guidelines - Maintain a safe and orderly environment and perform general housekeeping duties Employment Requirements: - Completion of secondary school - 2 to 3 years of experience in a related field - Attention to detail and familiarity with industrial equipment - Able to meet physical demands, including heavy lifting and kneeling and crouching, as well as excellent coordination skills Contact Information/How To Apply: Email Resume to paulcanrecruits@gmail.com As an Equal Opportunity Employer, we encourage applications from all qualified individuals and specifically applicants from traditionally underrepresented groups – including Indigenous persons, vulnerable youth, newcomers, and persons with disabilities – who may contribute to the continued diversification of our organization