Labourer

At Kenny U-Pull, we take pride in giving used vehicles a second life. Our 27 auto recycling yards across Quebec, Ontario, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia are backed by 400+ employees who are passionate about reinventing the market for used cars and helping to create a greener environment for generations to come. Since 2008, we have recycled over 1 million vehicles and counting! 

Kenny U-Pull is a division of American Iron & Metal (AIM), a recognized global leader in the metal recycling industry, with more than 125 site locations, 4000 employees worldwide and over 3.5 billion dollars in yearly sales.

What we offer:​

• A competitive wage starting from $20/hr + semi-annual bonus of up to 3.75% 
• Fulltime, permanent position
• AIM Tuition Assistance Program
• Vacation, benefits and RRSP matching program 
• 24/7 access to virtual health care 
• A boot voucher on your first day
• Exclusive employee discounts on parts from any Kenny U-Pull yard

Afternoon shift, Monday to Friday 3pm-11pm.

We are currently seeking a motivated individual to join our team in Ottawa, ON. As a Labourer, you will play a vital role in our daily operations by assisting in the dismantling and recycling process of vehicles. This position offers an exciting opportunity for individuals who are passionate about automobiles, enjoy hands-on work. 

What you’re responsible for: 

• Removing and inspecting used tires from vehicles in the yard
• Safely removing tires from rims using hand tools or machinery
• Inspecting, sorting, and separating rims for resale or scrap recycling
• Stacking, organizing, and storing rims and tires in designated areas
• Assisting with yard cleanup as needed, removing debris, scrap, and unusable parts

To join our team: 

• You have previous experience in a general labour or similar role 
• You have physical stamina and are able to lift 50lbs
• You are able to work efficiently in a fast-paced environment 
• You are reliable and willing to learn different areas of the business
• You are comfortable working outdoors in various weather conditions

Compensation (from employer):
Up to 20 CAD