Warehouse Shipper-Receiver- Detour Lake Mine

Warehouse Shipper‑Receiver – Detour Lake Mine (Timmins, Ontario)

Position

Start Date:

6/26/26

If you want steady work, predictable shifts, and the chance to support one of Canada’s largest gold mines, this role offers all of that — plus the satisfaction of keeping a major operation running smoothly.

You’ll be the face of our warehouse at Detour Lake, ensuring parts move efficiently, customers are supported, and safety is always front and center. Whether you live in Timmins or a nearby community, this is a great opportunity to build a long‑term career in a high‑demand region.

• Shift: Monday‑Friday or Monday‑Thursday
• Travel: 100% on site role – BIBO from Timmins to Detour Lake Mine
• Relocation:
  Not offered
• Safety Sensitive:
  Yes – drug & alcohol testing, physical demand fit testing, RCMP criminal record check and submission of 3‑year provincial driving record will be required

• Process orders and maintain accuracy in a computerized inventory system
• Handle shipping, receiving, tracking, and proper storage of parts
• Operate forklifts and maintain a clean, organized warehouse
• Support after‑hours on‑call needs, including stock transport orders
• Complete cycle counts and maintain paperwork and quality notifications

• 1–3 years warehouse experience; ideally in an industrial or mining setting
• Strong customer service, organization, and multitasking skills
• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. safely
• Previous experience using a forklift (certification is an asset, training will be provided)
• Proficient with MS Office (Word and Excel); SAP experience an asset
• Able to access any mine site without restrictions and travel to other mines in Ontario to support cycle counts

We are an equal‑opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, colour, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, national or ethnic origin, marital status, family status, disability, genetic characteristics, or a conviction for which a pardon has been granted.

We recognize and honour the deep history, cultures, and traditions of the Indigenous Peoples and Nations across Turtle Island. As part of our ongoing journey toward reconciliation, we are committed to building respectful and meaningful partnerships with Indigenous communities throughout Canada. We acknowledge that our team members live, work, and connect on the traditional and ancestral homelands of Indigenous Peoples, and we strive to do so with humility, awareness, and respect.