H360 Resources Inc Looking for Labourers in food and beverage processing at Quebec City, QC Full Time

Overview (English Portal):
We are looking for motivated and passionate candidates to fill the position of Labourer in food and beverage processing to complete the teams of our business partners located in the regions of Quebec.

Responsibilities (English Portal):
Transport raw materials, finished products and packaging materials in plants and warehouses by hand or using mechanical equipment

Measure and load ingredients into hoppers of mixers and grinders or tankers;

Feeding and unloading food, beverage, and related product processing machines;

Place flattened cans into container forming machines;

Remove filled containers from conveyor belts and manually load goods into bags, boxes or other containers;

Clean work areas and equipment;

Check products and packages for basic quality defects;

Assist machine and process control operators in the performance of their duties.

Qualifications (English Portal):
Level of education: High School/College. A formation course will be a plus.

Years of related experience: Minimum 2 years of experience.

Code CNP: 9617

Qualifications:
Must have no restrictions when assuming the following postures: forward bending, backward extension, side bending, twisting, left to right trunk rotation (repetitive motion), working at arm’s length, and squatting or kneeling.

Tasks are repetitive, manual dexterity, standing for long periods of time.

The work is done in a hot, wet or humid environment

Languages required: French

Available schedules (excluding traffic):
The work schedule is on 2 shifts per day, either from 6am to 2:30pm or from 2pm to 10:30pm.

Occasionally there may be a night shift from 10pm to 6:30am.

Each shift has 2 paid 15 minute breaks and 30 minutes of unpaid lunch.

Shift of 8 hours per day for a total of 40 hours per week.

Shifts are possible from Sunday to Saturday, operations are maintained 7 days a week. A minimum of 2 consecutive days off per week.

****Position open as part of a temporary immigration process in the province of Quebec****