Automated Packing Operator Role

Edmonton, Canada
Automated Packing Operator Role
Company
Univac Precision Engineering Pte Ltd
Location
Edmonton, AB
Job type
Full-time
Posted
5 days ago
Via
via Jobrapido.com
Job description
Join us as an Automated Packing Operator, where you'll handle packing for both incoming and outgoing materials and finished goods using advanced machinery. This role is vital for streamlined packing operations.

This position involves supporting incoming deliveries, issuing necessary materials, and collecting finished goods from production. Your work will also include laying out cargo and preparing customer shipments while ensuring a clean and safe working environment is maintained.

Key Responsibilities:
• Manage incoming deliveries and apply necessary labels
• Efficiently issue materials to the production line
• Collect finished goods systematically from production
• Arrange cargo layout on storage racks
• Prepare accurate shipments to customers

Requirements:
• Completion of primary education
• Proficiency in basic English reading and writing
• Basic Microsoft Office knowledge required
• ERP knowledge is beneficial
• Commitment to safety protocols and housekeeping

Apply your skills in a critical role that ensures the efficiency and accuracy of our packing operations.
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Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about Packing Jobs in Canada

Q
How much do entry-level packing jobs pay per hour in Canada in 2026?
Packing jobs under NOC 95106 (labourers in food and beverage processing) have hourly wages ranging from $16.25 low to $23.50 high, with a median of $18.75 as of 2026 data. Full-time at median wage equals $39,000 annually based on 40 hours per week. Overtime is paid at 1.5 times the regular rate after 44 hours weekly in most provinces.
Source: Government of Canada's Job Bank
Q
What work permit is required for packing jobs in Canada for foreigners in 2026?
Foreign workers need an employer-specific work permit supported by a positive Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) for low-skilled packing jobs under NOC TEER 5. Processing time is 10-28 weeks via IRCC, with fees of CAD $155 per permit plus CAD $100 open work permit holder fee if applicable. Exemptions apply for intra-company transfers or spouses of skilled workers.
Source: Employment and Social Development Canada
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Do I need education or experience for packing jobs in Canada?
No post-secondary education is required for packing jobs (NOC 95106, TEER 5); secondary school completion is preferred but not mandatory. Zero to less than 1 month experience suffices for entry-level roles, with on-the-job training provided by 95% of employers. Physical fitness for lifting up to 23 kg is typically needed.
Source: Government of Canada's Job Bank
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What documents do I need to apply and start a packing job in Canada?
Canadian citizens/residents need a resume, Social Insurance Number (SIN), and government ID; new workers apply for SIN online free. Immigrants require work permit, passport, and proof of legal status. Background check may be requested for warehouse packing roles.
Source: Government of Canada's Job Bank