Facilities Maintenance Technician

Leclerc is a family business with 119 years of experience, tradition, and know-how passed down from people with heart.  Thanks to our 1200 employees in 9 plants in Canada and the United States, we are constantly innovating to exceed the expectations of both small and large appetites.

Reporting to the Facilities manager, the facilities maintenance technician is responsible for the physical maintenance of the building, facilities, and grounds.

Responsibilities:

Maintaining grounds, lawns, gardens, parking lots

Manual yard work , knowledge of string trimmer operation and maintenance

Perform various tasks to building facilities , painting , moving equipment

Perform preventative maintenance and corrective maintenance.

Maintain a safe work environment.

Small improvements and equipment installation.

Maintain a clean work environment.

Qualifications (Required):

Actively enrolled post secondary education program 

Good mechanical skills and willing to learn

Demonstrate autonomy and initiative.

Effective communication skills and ability to work in a team environment.

Safe worker and adhere to all health, safety, and environmental policies.

Experience in facilities maintenance, manufacturing, and food manufacturing.

Certifications in the following:  fork truck, working at height, PEWP / MEWP, rigging and hoisting, confined space.

Working at Leclerc means…

Working in a family business on a human scale;

Evolving in a clean, temperate environment with the latest technology;

Embracing high velocity production and cutting edge technology;

Starting a new job with paid and adapted training;

Earning a competitive salary;

Benefitting form a complete benefits program (drug and dental insurance, 1 week of sick leave [conditions apply], telemedicine, group RRSP with employer participation and more);

Saving on our delicious products and discovering exclusive novelties;

Taking advantage of job security and opportunities for advancement within the company;

Integrating a rich company culture (Christmas, birthday and maternity gifts, use of the Poka platform and more).