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Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc.

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Pride in our Products. Proud of our People.

Boyle, Alberta

Paper and Forest Product Manufacturing
201–500 people

About

Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. (Al-Pac), is a leading manufacturer of quality kraft pulp, with an annual production of about 640,000 tonnes. Since beginning operations in 1993, Al-Pac has taken pride in achieving excellence in manufacturing a high quality product for customers and environmental performance. Al-Pac continuously invests in new technology and science to remain among the most environmentally responsible and competitive forest companies in the world. For information on the company, visit www.alpac.ca.

Open positions

Woodroom Operator

On-site · Boyle

Responsible for the safe and efficient operation of the woodhandling process, including log unloading, debarking, and chip pile management. The role involves monitoring control panels, performing equipment inspections, and operating large mobile machinery like portal cranes.

Stores Coordinator (Technician)

On-site · Boyle

The Stores Coordinator ensures all necessary materials, equipment, and supplies are available for mill operations and maintenance. Responsibilities include loading/unloading freight, operating forklifts, and managing inventory data within the ERP system.

Indigenous Welder Apprentice (Indigenous Apprenticeship Program)

On-site · Boyle

The apprentice will support site maintenance by learning and performing various fabrication, welding, and cutting tasks across plant areas. Responsibilities include reading engineering drawings and assisting with piping system repairs while adhering to safety codes.

Administrative Assistant

On-site · St. Albert

Provide administrative and office management support to Senior Executive Assistants, including travel coordination and expense reporting. Manage day-to-day office operations, troubleshoot meeting logistics, and assist in organizing internal corporate events.

2027 Woodlands Summer Students

On-site · Boyle

Students will support woodlands planning, silviculture, and operations through field audits, tree plant supervision, and harvest quality control. The role involves collecting field data and monitoring environmental compliance and contractor productivity.