Jenna Olson
Forklift Operator
9 years of experience
Dock and racking work in high-volume distribution. Trains new operators on site rules.
- Counterbalance
- Reach truck
- WHMIS 2015
Industrial and warehouse staffing in Calgary
Forklift operators, shipper-receivers, production workers, drivers and maintenance staff for distribution centres, manufacturers and yards across Calgary's industrial parks.
Industrial & Warehouse
How we match industrial workers
Warehouses and plants run on shift coverage. One empty spot on the dock slows the whole line behind it, and peak season can double the headcount you need for six weeks.
We match on shift, location and equipment. A reach truck operator for nights in Foothills is a different search from a day-shift picker near the airport, so we ask where, when and on what machine.
What we check before a first placement
- Forklift certification by truck type: counterbalance, reach, order picker, pallet jack
- WHMIS 2015 and, for drivers, a current abstract and the right licence class
- Shift availability confirmed in writing: days, afternoons, nights, weekends
- Lifting and standing requirements explained before the first shift
- Reliable transport to industrial areas with limited transit
Warehouse & Distribution
Dock, floor and inventory staff for distribution centres, cross-docks and cold storage.
Roles we place
- Warehouse Associates
- Order Pickers
- Shipper-Receivers
- Forklift Operators
- Reach Truck Operators
- Inventory Control Clerks
- Loaders and Unloaders
- Warehouse Supervisors
Tickets we commonly check
- Forklift certification
- WHMIS 2015
- TDG
- First Aid
Manufacturing & Production
Line, machine and inspection roles for plants that run one, two or three shifts.
Roles we place
- Production Workers
- Machine Operators
- Assemblers
- CNC Operators
- Quality Inspectors
- Packagers
- Production Supervisors
- Food Production Workers
Tickets we commonly check
- WHMIS 2015
- Lockout/Tagout
- Food Safety (where needed)
- First Aid
Drivers & Logistics
Licensed drivers with clean abstracts, plus the yard and dispatch staff who keep trucks turning.
Roles we place
- Class 1 Drivers
- Class 3 Drivers
- Class 5 Delivery Drivers
- Dispatchers
- Yard Shunters
- Swampers
- Picker and Boom Truck Operators
Tickets we commonly check
- Class 1, 3 or 5 licence
- Current driver's abstract
- TDG
- Air brake endorsement
- H2S Alive (oilfield hauling)
Plant & Facility Maintenance
Technicians and operators who keep buildings, boilers and production equipment running.
Roles we place
- Maintenance Technicians
- Building Operators
- Power Engineers (4th and 5th Class)
- Industrial Cleaners
- Shutdown Labourers
- Facility Maintenance Workers
Tickets we commonly check
- Power Engineer certificate
- Lockout/Tagout
- Confined Space
- WHMIS 2015
Shop & Yard
Hands for fabrication shops, equipment yards and supply counters.
Roles we place
- Shop Hands
- Yard Labourers
- Material Handlers
- Parts Technicians
- Tool Crib Attendants
- Sandblasters and Industrial Painters
- Counter Sales Staff
Tickets we commonly check
- WHMIS 2015
- Forklift certification
- Overhead Crane
- First Aid
Example profiles
Industrial & Warehouse workers in our network
Examples of the experience and tickets we place in this sector.
Rafael Santos
Shipper-Receiver
7 years of experience
Inbound checks, bills of lading and RF scanning. Keeps counts accurate at the dock door.
- Forklift
- TDG
- WHMIS 2015
Mei Lin Chen
CNC Operator
8 years of experience
Set-up and operation on mills and lathes. Reads drawings and checks parts to tolerance.
- Lockout/Tagout
- WHMIS 2015
- First Aid
Brandon Scott
Class 1 Driver
15 years of experience
City and regional flat-deck and van work. Clean abstract, careful with load securement.
- Class 1
- Air brakes
- TDG
Olena Shevchenko
Production Supervisor
12 years of experience
Runs a 25-person packaging line across two shifts. Tracks output, quality and attendance.
- First Aid
- Lockout/Tagout
- WHMIS 2015
Daniel Okafor
Maintenance Technician
10 years of experience
Preventive maintenance on conveyors, compressors and boilers in a distribution plant.
- 4th Class Power Engineer
- Lockout/Tagout
- Confined Space
How to hire
Choose how you want to staff the job
Temporary staffing
Workers by the shift, the week or the season.
For workload you can't plan around: a pour that moved, a sick crew, a seasonal peak. Workers stay on our payroll and you approve hours weekly.
How it worksTemp-to-hire
See the work before you make the offer.
The worker starts as a temporary placement. If the fit is right after an agreed number of hours, you hire them onto your own payroll.
How it worksPermanent placement
A shortlist for roles you need to keep filled.
For foremen, superintendents, lead hands, estimators and senior tradespeople. We search, screen and present a shortlist, and you interview and hire.
How it worksProject and shutdown crews
A full crew with a lead hand, for one job.
Tell us the scope and dates. We assemble a crew by trade and ticket, name a lead hand as your single point of contact, and demobilise when the job ends.
How it worksPayroll for workers you found
You pick the worker. We carry the paperwork.
Already know who you want for a short project? We take them onto our payroll so you don't open a file for a six-week job.
How it worksRush requests
For the call that comes at 4 p.m.
When someone doesn't show or a delivery arrives a day early, send a rush request. We call the workers who are available tomorrow morning first.
How it worksWe also staff
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