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Wood Assembler

Annaheim, Saskatchewan Full Time $18 – $24/hr 1 applicant

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About this role

🪵 Measure, cut, and assemble wood components for trusses and related framing products.
🔧 Operate hand tools, power tools, and shop equipment safely and efficiently.
📐 Read work orders, drawings, and specifications to complete assemblies accurately.
✅ Inspect finished pieces for quality, fit, alignment, and workmanship.
📦 Move materials, stack completed products, and prepare items for shipment or transfer.
🚦 Follow all workplace safety procedures and maintain a clean, organized work area.
🤝 Work closely with other production team members to meet daily output targets.
📝 Report equipment issues, material shortages, or production concerns to supervisors.

Requirements

🛠️ Experience using hand tools, nail guns, saws, or other shop equipment is an asset.
👀 Good attention to detail and ability to follow instructions precisely.
💪 Ability to stand for long periods, lift materials, and perform repetitive physical work.
🤝 Reliable team player with a strong work ethic and a willingness to learn.
🚦 Commitment to safe work practices in a manufacturing or construction setting.
⏳ Prior experience in wood manufacturing, framing, or assembly is an asset.

Schedule

Hours per week

40 hrs

Start date

As soon as possible

Eligibility

Language requirement

English

International applicants

Terms of employment

Permanent full-time employment, day shifts with occasional overtime as production requires.

Benefits

Competitive hourly wage, overtime pay as applicable, and a standard benefits package available after successful completion of probation.

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