Position Summary

The Production Assembly Associate supports daily production and fulfillment by assembling, marking, and preparing product kits accurately and efficiently. The role also supports receiving, stock organization, inventory counts, and housekeeping to keep the work environment safe, clean, and productive.

Working under the direction of the Production Lead(s), the associate follows established work instructions, Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), quality standards, and production priorities. The associate is responsible for checking their own work, keeping accurate material counts and records, and promptly reporting shortages, defects, or other issues that may affect production.

Key Responsibilities

Assembly & Quality

- Assemble product kits according to work orders, product specifications, and established procedures.
- Inspect components and completed kits to confirm correct items and quantities, and check for damage, missing items, incorrect markings, or other quality concerns before moving kits to the next production stage.
- Complete product marking and labelling (e.g., [lot/batch codes, expiry dates, labels]) accurately, ensuring information is legible, correctly positioned, and consistent with work instructions.
- Separate and report nonconforming materials or finished products to the Production Lead.
- Record counts, lot numbers, and other required information accurately on work orders and production documents.
- Handle products and materials carefully to prevent damage, contamination, or unnecessary waste.

Receiving & Inventory

- Receive product skids and check quantities and product details against receiving documentation.
- Organize shelves and storage areas so products are clearly identified, accessible, stored securely,



and rotated using FIFO/FEFO principles.
- Replenish production workstations with the materials required for scheduled work.
- Participate in monthly and annual inventory counts as directed.

Safety, GMP & Teamwork

- Follow GMP requirements, including personal hygiene, PPE/gowning, line clearance, and documentation practices.
- Follow all health and safety procedures and report hazards or incidents promptly.
- Maintain cleanliness and organization in the kitting, marking, and assigned storage areas throughout the shift.
- Follow daily production priorities and communicate delays, material shortages, or obstacles to meeting assigned targets.
- Communicate effectively with the Production Lead(s) and team members to support smooth production flow.
- Suggest practical improvements to assembly methods, organization, quality, and material handling.
- Support other areas of the warehouse during peak seasons as needed.

Qualifications

- Previous experience in production, assembly, kitting, warehousing, or fulfillment is an asset.
- Experience working in a GMP-regulated environment (cosmetics, pharmaceutical, or food) is an asset.
- Experience operating a pallet jack, barcode scanner, or label printer is an asset; forklift certification an asset.
- Basic computer skills for entering or looking up inventory information.




- Ability to follow written and verbal instructions and complete repetitive tasks consistently.
- Strong attention to detail when assembling kits, marking products, and counting inventory.
- Good organizational and time-management skills.
- Ability to work independently on assigned tasks and cooperatively within a team.
- Dependability, punctuality, and a commitment to quality and workplace safety.
- Willingness to learn product requirements, procedures, and inventory practices.

Working Conditions & Physical Requirements

- Standing for most of the shift, with repetitive hand movements, bending, and reaching.
- Lifting and moving materials up to 20 kg / 45 lbs.
- Wearing required PPE and following gowning and hygiene requirements in production areas.
- Overtime and support in other warehouse areas may be required during peak seasons.

Pay: Up to $41,000.00 per year

Advantages:

- Casual dress
- Dental care
- Disability insurance
- Employee assistance program
- Extended health care
- Life insurance
- On-site parking
- Paid time off
- RRSP match
- Store discount
- Wellness program

Application question(s):

- Are you currently residing in the GTA and legally eligible to work in Canada?

- Are you able to work on-site at our North York facility, 5 days a week from 9am to 5pm?

- Are you able to stand for most of an 8-hour shift and regularly lift up to 20 kg / 45 lbs?

- Are you willing to follow Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) hygiene and PPE requirements? These include hairnets, gloves and protective clothing, with accommodation where required.

- Is the pay range of $41,000.00 annually in line with your expectations?

Work Location: In person

📌 Production Assembly Associate (North York)
🏢 Alumier Labs
📍 North York