A trucking and logistics company in Canada is looking for an experienced night shift forklift operator to join their cross dock operation. This role is perfect for someone who thrives in a fast paced environment, loading and unloading LTL shipments, shunting trailers, and operating counterbalance forklifts in extreme cold during winter months. You will work Sunday night through Thursday night starting at 12.30am until the work is finished, with potential overtime available. If you have cross dock experience, trucking experience, LTL loading skills, and strong problem solving abilities, this full time permanent position offers weekly pay, company benefits including dental and extended health care, and training opportunities. The primary keyword forklift operator appears naturally here because that is exactly who we need.
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About the Company
This employer is a well established trucking and logistics company operating across Canada. They specialise in LTL freight, cross dock operations, and dedicated transportation services. The company is known for its commitment to safety, reliability, and employee support. They provide training for the right candidates and offer weekly pay to ensure consistent cash flow. Their warehouse operates through all seasons, including extreme winter cold, so they need workers who are prepared for challenging conditions. They value team members who take initiative, solve problems independently, and work efficiently to finish each shift.
Key Responsibilities
- Operate a counterbalance forklift safely to load and unload LTL shipments from trailers at the cross dock facility.
- Perform cross dock duties including moving freight from incoming to outgoing trailers with accuracy and speed.
- Shunt trailers in and out of dock doors as needed, an asset that will make you a stronger candidate.
- Work in extreme cold temperatures during winter months, dressing appropriately and following safety protocols.
- Start your shift at 12.30am Sunday night through Thursday night, working until all freight is processed.
- Apply strong problem solving skills to resolve loading issues, damaged freight, or scheduling conflicts.
- Take advantage of potential overtime hours when volumes are high, increasing your weekly earnings.
What You Need to Qualify
Warehouse work experience including cross dock operations is required. You must have experience in trucking and familiarity with LTL loading procedures. Counterbalance forklift operation experience is essential. Shunting trailers is considered an asset. Strong problem solving skills are necessary to handle unexpected challenges. You must be physically fit for standing, bending, lifting, and operating equipment for full shifts. Willingness to work in extreme cold during winter is mandatory. You must be reliable and punctual for a Sunday night to Thursday night schedule starting at 12.30am. No degree is required. A valid forklift certification is preferred. You must have a valid Canadian work permit or be a citizen or permanent resident.
Pay Rate and Benefits
The hourly pay rate is 24.68 Canadian dollars per hour. This is a full time permanent position with weekly pay, meaning you receive your wages every week. Potential overtime is available at premium rates when workload demands. Company benefits include dental care and extended health care. Training is available for candidates who need to upgrade their skills. You will also receive a stable night shift schedule that leaves your days free. The company provides necessary personal protective equipment and safety training. There may also be opportunities for advancement to lead hand or supervisor roles.
How to Apply
To apply for this night shift forklift operator position, submit your resume through BeBee or Trabajo.org using the apply links provided. Highlight your cross dock experience, LTL loading skills, and counterbalance forklift certification. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for an interview. Positions are limited and the team is looking to fill this role promptly. Submit your application at your earliest convenience.