05 Aug
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Steven Lariviere
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Toronto
05 Aug
Steven Lariviere
Toronto
Hey there everyone, hope this ad finds you in positive spirits and thank you in advance for reading this job posting. Description: Looking for an extremely organized, detail-oriented individual to sort bulk plastic building bricks (Lego) by category and element shape. No prior knowledge required, but high attention to detail is a must. Some experience with Lego parts is preferred, but not essential. The Work: You will be provided a tub of mixed bricks and sorting containers. You must clear out non-matching brands, filter broken pieces, and group similar elements together. Payment: Paid at a flat rate of $20 per sorted 5-pound bin (or 5 x 1-pound Ziplock bags). Perfect for students, retirees, or anyone looking for a quiet, meticulous task. Work will be delivered and picked up at a mutually agreed time. Pace & Expectations: A pound of Lego typically has an average of 200–400 pieces, so 5 pounds is roughly around 1,500 parts. Average sorting time is about 20 parts per minute or 1,200 parts/hour. You can work at your own pace and get 5 pounds done really quickly or take your time, as long as the work is done in a reasonable timeframe. The first drop-off will be a 5-pound testing evaluation; if it works out, we can continue with larger amounts. Phases of Work: Phase 1: Straightforward sorting—picking out the most common elements: Bricks, Plates, Slopes,
Tiles Plants and animals Wheels and vehicle parts Printed parts or anything with a sticker Technic parts or any parts with a hole Non-Lego / damaged Phase 2 parts ("everything else") The rest goes into a second phase bin which will get sorted in the future, but for now, just Phase 1 will be needed for the next little while. Phase 2: Quality control and grouping, which is about 1.5 times faster, quite a bit easier, and paid the same amount per pound. Phase 2 applicants will be selected based on Phase 1 performance. Individuals working on Phase 1 can remain on that level if that's where they feel comfortable, or they can move up to Phase 2. Phases 3 & 4: Applicants wishing to move up to Phase 3 (high-level parts) and Phase 4 (entering parts in a store, listing parts, determining orders, part picking, packaging orders, determining payments, verifying payments, and shipments) will need to pass the first two phases in a reasonable timeframe. All phases have considerable pay increases based on performance. About Us: We have been expanding since 2008 and need a few more people—we would love to find the right person/people to join our team. Currently, we are opening another department, have a Phase 4 job opening available, and will be offering training to the right person. Service Area: Do not reply to this ad if you are from Brampton, Mississauga, or Etobicoke. It's just out of my service area, sorry. To Apply: If you are within the Toronto, North York, Markham, or Scarborough area and would like more information or to apply, send a quick "I'm interested" to this post and I will get back to you as soon as possible. Thanks, Steve
📌 Part-Time Brick Organizer / Inventory Sorter (Work from Home) (Toronto)
🏢 Steven Lariviere
📍 Toronto