Job Overview
Job description
- Location:
- Saskatoon, SK, Canada
- Work arrangement:
- On-site
Role Summary
- Monday to Friday; 1:30 AM to 9:30 AM
- Loading and unloading of freight from Trailers and Trucks
- Shunting trailers in and out of dock doors and around the yard
Dealing with customers when they come to the warehouse.
Keeping the Warehouse clean and Tidy.
Flexibility and availability are required
Requirements
- Must have a valid driver's license
- Physically Fit
- Shunting experience is required
- Must work well with others and take direction
- Must be able to think on your feet in a high-paced environment
- Having forklift experience is an asset
- Have good computer skills
- Able to solve problems when they arise
Benefits
- Competitive Wages of $21.80 per hour to start
- Comprehensive Benefits Program
- Profit Sharing Opportunities
- Opportunities for growth and advancement
Ask about our Dock to Class 1 Driver Program!!
- We would like to thank all those expressing an interest in this
- position; however, only the candidates selected for an interview will
- be contacted
About the Company
Manitoulin Transport has the most extensive transportation network in North America, making it easy to provide dependable on-time delivery and faster transit times. Sustained by its 65 years of experience, Manitoulin developed the transportation knowledge that is relied on and trusted by clients in various industries.
- Role:
- Early Morning Dock Worker - Saskatoon, Starting Wage of $21.80/HR
- Industry Type:
- Transportation/Trucking/Railroad
- Job Type:
- Full-Time
Company profile

Manitoulin Group of Companies
manitoulintransport.comManitoulin Transport is a 100% Canadian-owned and operated freight shipping company with a network across Canada and the United States. It offers LTL, TL, cross border, logistics and intermodal services to shippers. Customers can manage their shipments online through its M T Direct tools, and the company runs terminal locations that each list local addresses, phone numbers and hours of operation. Manitoulin describes its goal as bringing Canada together, one shipment at a time.