Factory, warehouse and food processing jobs in Canada
Production workers, packers, food processing and fish plant workers, warehouse and forklift jobs.
211 jobs
Aircraft structure assembler
Airbus Atlantique Canada Inc.
Meat mincer - packaging
albert veillette et fils inc
Warehouse associate
Friendlier

Warehouseperson
Manpower Services Canada Limit

Shipper-receiver
Varsteel Ltd.
Assembler, furniture
R. Tessier & Fils Inc.
Food processing labourer
Nation Wide Canning Ltd.
Meat cutter - retail or wholesale
East Meats West Halal

Operator, forklift
Manpower Services Canada Limit
Mechanical assembler
Canadian Agri technologies
Welder-assembler
Bromer Inc

Shipper
North Star Linen & Uniform Services Inc.
Boat assembler, fibreglass
Coastline Adventures Inc
Fitter-assembler, structural metal
Les Entreprises Daniel Goyette Inc

Warehouse worker - mail and parcel sorting
UPS
Warehouse associate
Nova Packaging Ltd.
Electro-mechanical assembler
Nomos Systems
Supermarket meat cutter
Shah Foods Inc.
Warehouse worker - material handling
T.W.D Freighthandlers Inc.
Shellfish processing labourer
Homards des Iles Renaud (2001) inc.
About these jobs
Factories, food processing plants and warehouses hire production workers, packers, sorters and material handlers. Most of these jobs need no diploma: employers train you on their machines, lines and safety rules.
Fish and seafood plants on the coasts are busiest in the fishing season, meat and poultry plants hire all year, and warehouses add staff before the holidays. Many jobs run on rotating or night shifts.
Questions
Do factory and warehouse jobs need experience?
Usually not. Tick “No experience needed (training provided)” to see the jobs where the employer trains you.
Do I need a forklift licence?
Only for forklift operator jobs, and many employers train and certify you. General warehouse and packing jobs do not need one.
What are food processing jobs like?
Line work in cold or wet rooms, sorting, cutting and packing food, often on fixed shifts. Each posting describes the work and the shifts.