A leading provider of building materials in North America
Vancouver, British Columbia
We are a vertically integrated global building materials group. We provide quality products to retailers throughout North America. From basic lumber to next-generation products, we streamline the supply of a broad range of quality building materials. Our company continues to grow through acquisition and will continue to do so, as opportunities and markets present themselves. Headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, we operate distribution centers, wood treatment plants, specialty sawmills, planing mills, post-peeling facilities across North America, and private timberlands. This distinctive vertical model empowers us to maintain close relationships with the supply chain, guaranteeing retailers the opportunity to procure high-quality products at highly competitive prices. Doman Building Materials Group Ltd. trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol DBM.
On-site · Prince George
The Treater is responsible for operating treating cylinders and equipment to chemically treat wood products while maintaining the plant area. They must also ensure accurate tallies, complete charge sheets, and perform quality control checks on all loads.
On-site · Vancouver
The Human Resources Administrator supports the HR department by managing administrative tasks related to recruiting and onboarding. This includes preparing offer letters, processing new hire paperwork, and maintaining organized records for employees nationwide.
On-site · Langley (District)
The Administrative Clerk manages daily administrative duties for the distribution center, including invoicing, inventory control, and document filing. They also act as a liaison between the front office and warehouse while supporting national office administration tasks.
On-site · Prince Albert
The Operations Supervisor manages daily production, inventory, and staffing to ensure operational efficiency and safety at the mill. They are responsible for overseeing the peeler crew and mobile equipment operators while ensuring compliance with corporate, health, and environmental policies.
On-site · Saskatoon
The Warehouse Person is responsible for accurately assembling customer orders, loading delivery trucks, and receiving inventory from suppliers. They must also maintain a clean, organized workspace and perform routine equipment maintenance checks.
On-site · Dartmouth
The Shipping/Receiving Clerk is responsible for coordinating outbound customer shipments and managing inbound receiving documentation. They ensure accurate freight allocation, prepare loading documents, and maintain effective communication with internal sales teams.
On-site · Cambridge
The Administrative Clerk acts as a liaison between Customer Service and the plant to optimize operational efficiency. Responsibilities include managing order entry, invoicing, inventory control, and providing general administrative support to the team.
On-site · Blainville
The warehouse employee is responsible for accurately picking and loading customer orders, as well as receiving and stocking inventory from suppliers. They must also maintain a clean, organized warehouse environment while adhering to all safety protocols.
On-site · Blainville
The Warehouse Person is responsible for accurately assembling customer orders, loading trucks, and receiving inventory from suppliers. They must also maintain a clean warehouse environment while adhering to all safety regulations and customer service commitments.
On-site · Acton
The Warehouse Person is responsible for accurately assembling customer orders, loading trucks, and receiving inventory from suppliers. They must also maintain a clean, organized warehouse while adhering to all safety regulations.
On-site · Blainville
The internal sales representative manages customer relationships, processes orders accurately, and identifies upselling opportunities using the company's sales model. They collaborate with external sales teams and operations to ensure efficient order fulfillment and high-quality customer service.
On-site · Vancouver
The Accounts Payable Clerk is responsible for processing a high volume of supplier invoices and freight invoices with accuracy and timeliness. They will also perform general ledger reconciliations, cost analysis, and manage employee expense reports while maintaining clear communication with suppliers and internal staff.
On-site · Blainville
The administrative clerk is responsible for daily administrative tasks related to the distribution center to maximize customer service efficiency. Key duties include invoicing, inventory control, document management, and processing supplier claims.
On-site · Blainville
The Administrative Clerk manages daily administrative tasks including invoicing, inventory control, and document processing to support the Distribution Centre. They are also responsible for handling vendor claims, preparing payables, and maintaining office operations.
On-site · Dartmouth
The Warehouse Person is responsible for accurately assembling customer orders, loading trucks, and receiving inventory from suppliers. They must also maintain a clean warehouse environment while adhering to all safety regulations and customer service commitments.
On-site · Mount Pearl
The Warehouse Person is responsible for accurately assembling customer orders, loading trucks, and receiving inventory from suppliers. They must also maintain a clean warehouse environment while adhering to all safety regulations.
On-site · Blainville
The Inside Sales Representative manages customer relationships by handling inbound and outbound calls, processing orders, and providing quotes. They are responsible for up-selling products, resolving customer issues, and relaying vital information to the operations team.
On-site · Abbotsford
The maintenance person is responsible for maintaining industrial equipment at a wood preserving plant through repair and preventative maintenance. They must troubleshoot machinery breakdowns and ensure all work adheres to safety and regulatory standards.
On-site · Cranbrook
The general labourer will perform various tasks including cutting, sorting, and stacking wood products while operating machinery in the peeling and chipping process. They are also responsible for maintaining a clean work environment and strictly adhering to all health and safety protocols.
On-site · Prince Albert
The General Labourer is responsible for operating wood processing machinery, including loading, trimming, and peeling wood products. They must also maintain a clean work environment and perform manual tasks such as sorting, stacking, and measuring lumber.
