Class 1 Warehouse Worker - General Relief at Agropur — NeverHard

Job Type: Regular People are at the heart of our success. Our culture encourages collaboration, transparency, and accountability in order to generate value and achieve sustainable results. Being part of the team means committing to an environment where everyone’s impact truly matters. At Agropur, accountability means owning challenges and taking concrete action to achieve results. An environment that empowers you to take action: Rate of Pay: $42.50 per hour Evening and night premiums Training opportunities Full benefits package: pension plan, group insurance, additional stat holiday! What you’ll be responsible for each day: Fill orders for products based on purchase orders Load and unload trailers or trucks as needed Receive and unload outside product orders Perform any other tasks related to this position The individual who will own this role Class 1 License, required Ability to read, write and do basic math Strong physical abilities Availability to work all shifts (day, evening, night), primarily evenings and nights Our Victoria, BC plant is home to about 180 employees in one of Canada’s most beautiful cities. This facility produces fluid and chocolate milk, cottage cheese, cream cheese, sour cream, ice cream and soft serve products in a unique facility with a storied history on Vancouver Island. Located minutes from downtown, we process Vancouver Island milk into world-class dairy products. An environment that values engagement and encourages everyone to take initiative. Agropur welcomes people from all backgrounds and origins. We are proud to be an employer with a diverse community and are committed to providing a respectful and inclusive experience for all employees and applicants. We will work with candidates who request accommodation. Please note that an adequate knowledge of French is required for positions in Quebec. Agropur uses artificial intelligence technology to assist our recruiters in screening, assessing, or selecting applicants for this position. In this text, the use of the masculine gender to designate persons is intended only to lighten the text.