Shipper/Receiver - Freezer- Day shift

Bimbo Canada is looking to add a Shipper/Receiver to its Brampton freezer operation. This is a full-time, onsite role with a stable day schedule, running Monday to Friday from 7:00am to 3:30pm. The work takes place at 107 Walker Drive, Unit 3, Brampton, ON L6T 5K5. The team is part of Bimbo Bakehouse, the frozen division of Grupo Bimbo, a global baking leader, and they’re seeking someone who likes reliable hours, a collaborative warehouse environment, and a role that keeps you moving in cold storage conditions.

If you enjoy working with a steady workflow, hands-on logistics, and clear processes, this position could be a fit. The company highlights opportunities for growth and development, with training and advancement paths available both in Canada and internationally. It’s a setting that values a diverse, inclusive workplace and supports employees with benefits that accompany a long-term manufacturing career.

On the dock and through the freezer

On a typical day, you’ll handle the transfer of goods using a variety of shipping equipment, including pushing and guiding loads to loading docks and trailers. You’ll help with loading outbound shipments, unloading incoming materials, and moving items to the correct storage areas while keeping careful track of inventory flow. Your ticketing duties will involve preparing shipment details in the Oracle system and noting shortages or rejecting damaged items when they’re found. You’ll also inspect goods as they arrive or depart, comparing what you see against invoices and other documents to verify accuracy. Experience with dock stocker, double walkie, single walkie, counterbalance and swing reach equipment is a plus, and you must be comfortable working in a freezer at -18°C (0°F) and working at heights when needed.

What you’ll bring to the role

To be competitive, you should show hands-on experience with shipping gear and warehousing systems, plus a capacity to stay precise under pressure. The job values comfort with operating equipment that moves goods, the ability to generate and review tickets in Oracle, and a track record of assessing deliveries against paperwork. Having exposure to the various pallet-moving devices, dock stocker, double and single walkies, counterbalance and swing reach, will help you hit the ground running. Being able to handle the cold environment and work from heights are essential for success in this role.

• Operate a range of shipping equipment, including a push truck, to load, unload, and position materials in trailers and storage areas
• Prepare shipping tickets using Oracle and the company’s computer system
• Record shortages and identify damaged goods for resolution
• Inspect incoming and outgoing items to confirm they match invoices or other documents
• Experience with dock stocker, double walkie, single walkie, counterbalance and swing reach is a helpful asset
• Be comfortable working in a freezer environment at -18°C and capable of working at heights

Compensation, perks and practical details

The role carries an annual salary in the range of 54,000 to 58,000 CAD. On an hourly basis, starting pay is 27.90 CAD per hour, with increases to 28.70 CAD after six months and 29.50 CAD after twelve months. The position is onsite in Brampton with a daytime schedule, and it includes a set of benefits and programs: paid overtime, PPE and uniform provided, a safety boots reimbursement of 250 CAD, a comprehensive benefits package, weekly pay, and access to an Employee Assistance Program. The company also highlights a diverse and inclusive workplace culture. Growth opportunities exist through training, development, and advancement options, domestically and internationally. The environment is described as clean and safe, and the work carries the familiar bakery atmosphere noted by the company. The role requires successfully passing a pre-hire background check and notes that Bimbo Bakehouse is an equal opportunity employer that welcomes applicants of all backgrounds. For accessibility needs during recruitment, applicants can contact [email protected].

Advice for applicants

Lead your resume with relevant warehouse and shipping experience, especially anything tied to cold storage or freezer environments and the specific tasks in this role, like loading and unloading, ticketing, and inventory checks.

When you describe your must-have skills, call out concrete examples: the exact equipment you’ve operated (push trucks, dock stocker, walkies, and counterbalance), your familiarity with Oracle-based ticketing, and times you correctly matched deliveries to invoices or corrected shortages. If you’ve worked in -18°C conditions or at heights, mention the duration and any safety training you completed.

Prepare for interviews by sharing precise stories: how you handled discrepancies between received goods and documents, how you maintained accuracy under time constraints, and how you stay safe while moving goods in a freezer. Be ready to discuss your comfort level with the cold and your approach to safety procedures in a production setting.

Ask a focused question that ties to the job’s growth track and training: for example, inquire about the training plan for the Oracle system and which equipment you’ll start with, and ask how the company supports internal advancement within Canada or internationally.