Job Title: General Production Worker Afternoon Shift

Job Description

The General Production Worker on the afternoon shift fabricates all components of timber structures in a busy wood production facility. This role focuses on producing mass timber products such as glue-laminated beams, laminated veneer lumber, nail-laminated and dowel-laminated timber, along with steel connectors, cables, and castings. You also help assemble integrated structural panels that may include mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems pre-installed in the shop. The position involves hands‑on work with wood, power tools, and production equipment, following detailed shop drawings and production schedules to meet quality and safety standards.

Responsibilities

- Measure, mark, cut, and assemble timber and panel elements according to specifications and shop drawings.
- Read and follow shop drawings, cut lists, and production schedules to complete daily production tasks accurately and on time.
- Use saws and other cutting tools to cut wood and timber components to size.
- Sand panels and timber products to achieve the required finish and surface quality.
- Clean and coat panels as directed to protect and finish the product.
- Package glue‑laminated beams and panels for storage, transport, or shipment.
- Assist with panel fabrication by inserting screws and dowels and ensuring proper fastening.
- Use nail guns to attach plywood panels and other sheet materials safely and efficiently.
- Operate power and air tools including hand drills, skill saws, chop saws, sanders, and other production tools.
- Work with plywood sheets and other wood products in various stages of fabrication.
- Perform limited yard work (10% or less), such as gathering materials or packaging products outdoors.
- Carry out regular clean‑up tasks to maintain a safe, organized, and efficient work area.
- Operate wood production machines as needed, following training and safety procedures.
- Follow all safety protocols, including proper use of personal protective equipment and adherence to shop rules.
- Communicate effectively with team members and supervisors to coordinate tasks and resolve issues.
- Participate in cross‑training on different machines and processes to support production flexibility.
- Support quality control by checking measurements, finishes, and assembly against specifications.
- Handle heavy lifting and material movement as required by production tasks.

Essential Skills

- Demonstrated experience using hand and power tools such as drills, skill saws, hammers, nail guns, sanders, and measuring tapes.
- Ability to read and understand shop drawings, cut lists, and production schedules.
- Strong carpentry and rough wood framing skills appropriate for a production environment.
- Experience with power tool operation, including saw operation and basic wood machining.
- Capability to perform sanding, packing, and fabrication tasks with attention to detail.
- Comfort with wood framing, rough carpentry,



and working with plywood and timber products.
- Ability to perform heavy lifting and physically demanding tasks throughout the shift.
- Good verbal and reading communication skills to follow instructions and safety guidelines.
- Reliable use of hand tools such as tape measures, hammers, nail pullers, knives, and speed squares.
- Consistent use of required safety footwear, specifically steel toe work boots.
- Basic understanding of wood planing and operation of planing machines or similar equipment.
- Dependable attendance and punctuality for afternoon shift work.
- Willingness to work in a quick‑paced, production‑focused environment.

Additional Skills & Qualifications

- Previous construction experience in residential, commercial, or industrial settings.
- Experience with mass timber, timber framing, or structural wood products.
- Experience working in sawmill operations or wood planning machine operation.
- Interest in building a long‑term career in timber manufacturing and structural wood products.
- Willingness to learn new processes and equipment through on‑the‑job training.
- Positive attitude and desire to contribute to a high‑performing team.
- Strong reliability and commitment to being present and engaged throughout the shift.
- Apprenticeship in carpentry or related trades is an asset, with hours eligible for sign‑off.
- Ability to travel for occasional installation work when opportunities arise.
- Comfort working mostly indoors in a wood production facility and tolerance for wood dust and related conditions.

Why Work Here?

You join an elite timber manufacturing operation recognized among the top companies worldwide in its specialty, offering exposure to unique and high‑profile projects. The organization supports long‑term career growth through apprenticeship hour sign‑off, partnerships with skilled trades programs, and flexibility to pursue carpentry education. You benefit from clear pathways to advancement into lead hand and supervisory roles, along with opportunities to travel and assist with installations. The company promotes a agile, fast‑paced culture with extensive cross‑training, providing shift premiums, per diem and covered travel for out‑of‑town work, free parking, secure storage for tools and personal items, and complimentary water and coffee, all within a supportive, team‑oriented environment.

Work Environment

The role is based in a busy wood fabrication shop that produces wood panels and mass timber components for a variety of industries and projects. The culture is energetic and fast‑paced,



with an expectation that team members stay actively engaged and communicate well with each other. Work takes place primarily indoors on an open production floor with bay doors open and proper ventilation, with less than 10% of time spent in the yard gathering materials or packaging. You work with nail guns, saws, sanders, sand blasters, and other wood production tools, handling plywood sheets, timber elements, and structural panels. The facility has around 50 employees on site and offers extensive cross‑training on machines and onsite installation work. The environment includes wood dust and related conditions, so it is best suited for individuals comfortable working with wood products. Standard personal protective equipment such as hard hats, safety vests, and steel toe work boots is required, and you are expected to bring basic tools like a tape measure, hammer, speed square, nail puller, utility knife, and pencil. Shifts run on an afternoon schedule, with a premium for afternoon work, in a production‑focused setting that values safety, teamwork, and efficiency.

Job Type & Location

This is a Contract to Hire position based out of Abbotsford, BC.

Pay and Benefits

The pay range for this position is $21.00 - $21.00/hr.

Individual compensation offered for this position within this range will depend on many factors, including qualifications, skills, relevant experience, job knowledge, geographic location, internal equity, and other pertinent job‑related factors.

Workplace Type

This is a fully onsite position in Abbotsford,BC.

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