Groupe Boutin has a warehouse job for you

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Boutin offers outstanding employment opportunities in freight handling, management and transportation. Our warehousing team, made up of highly motivated men and women, is an essential link in the chain – and proud of it! These team players are vital to Boutin’s top quality logistics service. Our promise: safe warehousing with zero loss or damage.

Boutin employees provide logistics and warehousing services as a team, which creates a positive work environment at all of our storage facilities in Quebec and Ontario. Opt for employment in a clean, healthy and extremely safe workplace.

Benefits of working at Boutin's warehouses

Healthy and safe work environment
A variety of work shifts available (day, evening, night)
Recognition of skills and certified training offered within the company

Available position at a warehouse

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Benoit Huard Terminal Manager, St-Nicolas

With us since 2006

“What I enjoy about my work is the variety of tasks and projects. I particularly enjoy anything that has to do with personnel management. The workplace environment at Groupe Boutin is excellent, because it is based on respect and team work.”

Benoit Huard's day

8 a.m. - Check the various cut-off times
Check accuracy of departure times over past 12 hours
9 a.m. - Gather information from dispatchers and assess the situation
10 a.m. - Respond to emails and assess the previous night with the foreman
11 a.m. - Work on customer orders and organizational efficiency
Noon - Lunch
1 p.m. - Inspect the yard
2 p.m. - Inspect the loading dock
3 p.m. - Various tasks
4 p.m. - Meeting with the foreman on the evening shift to ensure set-up for operations
5 p.m. - Interviews for various job positions
6 p.m. - Work on different projects requested by operations managers
7 p.m. - Check emails to make sure everything is okay and to avoid surprises
8 p.m. - Resolve dispatch problems

Marlon Martinez Forklift Operator – Warehousing Division

With us since 2006

“I work for a company that allows me to learn the profession as I go. I’m happy that I have a good relationship with my co-workers, and I like my workplace environment.”

Marlon Martinez's day

8 a.m. - Inspect forklift and make a plan for the day
8:30 a.m. - Start order preparations
10 a.m. - Prepare orders for shipment by container
Noon - Lunch
1 p.m. - Prepare shipments received
2 p.m. - Move cargo to new locations
5 p.m. - End of day

Important notice

Tips for applicants

To arrive prepared, we recommend going over the tasks related to the position you are applying for.
Prepare and bring the documents necessary for the hiring process with you.
At the interview, be yourself. We want to be able to target your real interests and offer you a job that suits you.

Required documents

The hiring process requires that you provide us with certain documentation. Our human resources manager will let you know which documents we need by telephone. Here are some examples:
CV, forklift operator card (if applicable), references, void cheque.