Shunt truck driver

shunt truck driver

Job details

Posted on September 01, 2026 by Employer details Transport Gaston Nadeau inc.

• Education:
  
  No degree, certificate or diploma.
• Certificates, licences, memberships, and courses:
  Class 5/5F/G Licence (cars, small trucks and other 2-axle vehicles).
• Security and safety:
  Driver's validity licence check.
• Transportation/travel information:
  Own transportation. Valid driver's licence.
• Work conditions and physical capabilities:
  Attention to detail.
• Own tools/equipment:
  Steel-toed safety boots. Safety vest.
• Personal suitability:
  Reliability. Team player. Hardworking.
• Employment terms options:
  Early morning.
• Employment terms options:
  Evening.
• Experience:
  
  1 year to less than 2 years.
• Employment terms options:
  Shift. Flexible hours. Morning. Night. Day. Weekend. Overtime available.
• Health benefits:
  
  Disability benefits. Health care plan. Paramedical services coverage.
• Financial benefits:
  
  Bonus. Group insurance benefits. Life insurance.
• Long term benefits:
  Long-term care insurance.
• Other benefits:
  Free parking available. Other benefits. Parking available. Travel insurance. Wellness program.
• Location Sherbrooke , QC J1C 0W4.
• Work location On site.
• Salary $ 24.25 to $ 27.65 HOUR hourly (To be negotiated) / 40 hours per week.
• Terms of employment Permanent employment Full time.
• Starts as soon as possible.
• Benefits:
  
  Health benefits, Financial benefits, Long term benefits, Other benefits.
• vacancies 1 vacancy.
• Source Job Bank #3662044.
• Sherbrooke, QC.

The employer accepts applications from:

• Canadian citizens and permanent or temporary residents of Canada
• other candidates, with or without a valid Canadian work permit

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