Intelcom- Dragonfly

Lead Hand

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Mississauga, ON

Junior

Mississauga, ON

Junior

The Lead Hand is responsible for motivating and supervising sorters, managing manpower needs, ensuring safety and efficiency during operations, and handling pressure during daily activities. The role requires communication with both the sorting team and the supervisor to address changes and unforeseen events effectively.

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Responsabilities

Have leadership: motivate sorters, be their reference.
Have a sense of responsibility: be the right-hand man of the Sorting Supervisor, communicate to him the manpower needs.
Have good stress management: work under pressure and be at the heart of the action.
Supervise the unloading of the truck, ensure the efficiency of the team and enforce safety measures at work.
Be resourceful: respond quickly to requests for changes and unforeseen events.

Qualifications:

At least 3 years in a warehouse position and 6 months in a Lead Hand role (an asset).
Has general computer knowledge (Office365).
Knows the current occupational health and safety regulations in force.
Is able to express yourself in English.

Intelcom is a leading last-mile carrier in the e-commerce sector. Our teams across Canada as well as our network of independent contractors contribute to Intelcom’s daily operations.

Our goal is simple: in a constantly evolving business sector, we don't just follow, we get ahead. In addition to standing out through innovative services and delivery methods, Intelcom is also undergoing a technological transformation where the integration of customer experience and logistics technologies are at the heart of its evolution.

At Intelcom, we know experience comes in many forms and are committed to building a culture where difference is valued. We are always looking for talented and diverse individuals to join our teams. With over 60 delivery centers across Canada, we may have the right opportunity for you.

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