Join our dynamic team as a Warehouse clerk

If you're ready to energize your career in a stimulating environment and contribute to shaping the future of our company, apply now and become part of the family. PPT, a subsidiary of Centerline, stands out as a fast-growing leader in the telecommunications sector.

Why join PPT's team?

• Be part of a dedicated and dynamic team;
• Build an exciting career in a growing company;
• Work for a company that values the development of its employees' skills;
• Enjoy group insurance with a HSA & retirement plan with a generous company contribution;
• Vacation from the first year of employment;
• Join a fun team that promotes team building;
• And many other benefits!

Job Description: 

The warehouse clerk ensures that all material is properly received and placed in its designated area. He is also responsible processing and shipping material for ensuring the replenishing of material, the tidiness as well and the good functioning of the yard and warehouse.  

Here is a preview of your day-to-day: 

• Receiving and placing materials and equipment orders. 
• Handling material on lifts about 65 % of the time. 
• Preparing and shipping certain materials and equipment. 
• Ensure an efficient loading/unloading. 
• Ensure the proper functioning and tidiness of the yard and warehouse. 
• Process requests and ship supplies to the required locations. 
• Assist in the proper maintenance and replenishment of inventory if required. 
• Work in close collaboration with the supervisor. 
• Support your colleagues in the warehouse. 
• Any other tasks to support the warehouse staff. 

A summary of the skills required to be successful in this position: 

• Being able to lift heavy loads, up to 25 kilos. 
• Have a good sense of responsibility and autonomy. 
• A teamwork mindset; 
• Excellent knowledge of the Office suite
• 40 hours per week, Monday to Thursday from 7 AM to 4 PM, and Friday from 7 AM to 2:30 PM
• Experience in telecom is an asset 
• Warehouse experience and forklift license are required.

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