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About the role

You will work both indoors and outdoors to support material flow under direct site supervision at our facility. The role requires ownership of diverse tasks that keep warehouse operations running smoothly and on schedule. You will be responsible for ensuring that items move through intake efficiently so facility technicians can assign work without delay. Wash reusable containers to maintain hygiene and keep them ready for reuse in subsequent operations. Load and unload trucks to maintain shipment schedules and ensure logistics flow remains uninterrupted. You will weigh and inventory received goods to accurately record quantities and update records for accountability. Accurate records are essential to track materials and support responsible handling of all site inventory. You will prepare materials and stage them for dispatch as directed by site leadership. Additional tasks will be performed to respond to immediate site needs as requested by supervisors. This position is part of a dynamic team where written communication and clear priorities are expected.

Key facts

What you'll do

Items move through intake so the facility technician can assign work efficiently and without delay. Wash reusable containers to keep them clean and ready for reuse in accordance with site standards. Clean containers support hygiene, safety, and refill readiness for handling materials in the warehouse. Load and unload trucks to maintain shipment schedules and ensure logistics flow across the facility. Loading and unloading activities help trucks depart and arrive on schedule with minimal downtime. Weigh and inventory received goods to record quantities accurately and update inventory records in a timely manner. Accurate records track materials, support audits, and ensure accountability for received items and stock movements. Prepared materials are staged and organized according to dispatch directions for quick turnaround. Additional tasks respond to immediate site needs as requested by supervisors or team leads. You will follow written instructions and communicate decisions in writing so work can be reviewed and built upon.

Requirements

The posting states a bachelor's degree requirement, and you must You must understand WHMIS regulations, Triumvirate health and safety practices, and TDG rules to work safely on site without incident. Knowledge of these standards supports compliant and safe operations at the facility and protects all team members. You must be able to operate a forklift safely after learning driving and equipment controls during employer-provided training on site. Safe forklift operation protects people and materials during all warehouse activities and loading dock operations. You must apply basic knowledge of daily work routines to perform warehouse activities consistently and predictably. No prior experience is required because the employer provides training and structured onboarding for this role. You must be able to work scheduled hours, including early morning shifts, with consistent reliability and punctuality. You must follow all site safety standards, procedural guidelines, and environmental services protocols at all times.

Nice to have

Only preferred items mentioned in the source are included, and no additional preferences are added.

Practical notes

Work in a warehouse setting involves physical activity and material handling using standard tools such as forklifts and personal protective equipment. Health and safety practices guide daily routines in this environmental services role and must be followed strictly. Typical interview steps in this field test judgment, communication, and fit as much as technical ability during the hiring process. Be ready to describe a challenge you faced, what you did, and what you learned from the experience. Most companies value honest answers over polished responses, so answer questions truthfully. Whatever the role, preparation is visible through your understanding of the company, the job description, and your own past work. Reviewing these elements before the conversation is the strongest step you can take. Questions to ask during interviews may include what a typical week looks like, how work is assigned, what tools the team uses, and how feedback is provided. It is also reasonable to ask how the role has changed recently and what the team wishes it had known when joining. Questions about the manager's priorities are especially valued and show engagement with the position.

Career growth at Triumvirate Environmental begins with taking on harder problems and making your work visible within the team. Look for opportunities to own outcomes, mentor others, and learn the business beyond your immediate team responsibilities. Growth in any career comes from scope, results, and the reputation you build through consistent performance. Take on work that is slightly outside your comfort zone, and make sure outcomes are visible to supervisors and colleagues. The work involves site assessments, sampling, and documentation for laboratory and facility clients who rely on accurate records. Specialists coordinate logistics, prepare documentation, and operate equipment in compliance with environmental regulations. Roles require attention to detail, teamwork, and adherence to safety standards in dynamic operational settings. The company manages commercial waste and environmental services for regulated materials, including collection, transport, treatment, and disposal. Triumvirate Environmental maintains strict compliance with environmental rules while supporting clients across multiple sites. The organization values written communication, clear priorities, and proactive problem-solving from its professionals. This position offers a path to develop skills in logistics, documentation, and operational execution within a regulated industry.