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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

Journeyperson Millwright

On-site · Boyle

The Journeyperson Millwright is responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing mechanical equipment and machinery across plant and office areas. This includes diagnosing malfunctions, optimizing productivity through troubleshooting, and ensuring all work adheres to safety and regulatory codes.

4th Class Power Engineer Student (Indigenous Program)

On-site · Boyle

Responsible for the safe operation and maintenance of the Chemical Recovery and Utility Plant, including boilers, turbines, and generators. Tasks include monitoring process equipment, performing chemical tests, and executing preventative maintenance to ensure maximum efficiency.

Manager, Enterprise Applications Solutions

Hybrid · Boyle

Manage the deployment and support of SAP and non-SAP enterprise solutions while leading a team of IT professionals. Oversee project lifecycles, vendor performance, and the alignment of IT policies with business objectives.

Senior Coordinator, Woodlands

On-site · Boyle

Oversee key components of active harvest operations including safety, contractor training, budget creation, and harvest scheduling. Manage wood hauling, monitor harvest costs, and ensure environmentally compliant and cost-effective operations.

Coordinator, Trade Services - Asia

Hybrid · St. Albert

The role involves managing export and domestic documentation while coordinating shipment information with customers and agents. Additionally, the coordinator will monitor supply chain levels and collaborate with logistics to optimize reliability and reduce costs.