General labour and construction labourer jobs in Canada
General labourers, construction labourers and trade helpers: current openings from Canadian employers.
275 jobs
Construction labourer
H&R RENOVATIONS LTD.
Construction labourer
Precision Land Clearing Ltd
Labourer, meat-packing plant
Maple Leaf Foods Inc.
Labourer - material handling
Grantech Inc
General construction labourer
Dinka Enterprises Inc
Horticulture labourer
Eco Fleurs
Labourer, sawmill
Groupe Lignarex inc.
Construction craft labourer
Toiture BBL inc.
Construction labourer
Cameron Apartments Inc
Construction helper
GRACEFUL CONSTRUCTION LTD
Assembly line general labourer
Meadowlink Employment Services
Labourer - food and beverage processing
Aliments LUDA Foods inc
General construction labourer
GLOBAL SIDING & EXTERIOR
General labourer - manufacturing
Nicola Valley Custom Lumber
General construction labourer
CanWest Concrete Cutting & Coring Inc.
Construction labourer
Bloc Mirabel
General labourer - landscaping
rodex
Construction labourer and helper
Paul Davis Greater Moncton
Labourer - wood processing
Leo Mailhot Inc
Factory labourer - manufacturing
Anacolor inc.
About these jobs
General and construction labourer jobs rarely need a diploma or a trade certificate. Labourers load and move materials, clean up sites, help tradespeople and run basic tools, and many employers train on the job.
Construction work is busiest from spring to fall. Most sites ask for safety boots and some for a basic safety course such as WHMIS, which employers often provide. Check each posting for the start date, hours and pay.
Questions
Do I need experience for general labour jobs?
Often not. Tick “No experience needed (training provided)” to see the jobs where the employer trains you.
Is construction labour a good first job in Canada?
It is one of the most common: steady demand, hourly pay and a path towards an apprenticeship in a trade.
Where are construction labourer jobs?
Everywhere, with the most openings around large cities. Type a city or province in the location box to narrow the list.