Parts Technician Summer Student
About the role
J.D. Irving CNB Woodlands Division, is a leader in East Coast forestry and forest products industry known for its commitment to quality products, service, and sound environmental management.
Our team is currently seeking a Student to join us as a Parts Technician at our Deersdale Garage in Deersdale, NB this summer. This role will assist with daily warehouse and inventory tasks including: receiving, organizing, storing, and tracking materials. You’ll work with the team to handle materials, label stock, complete cycle counts, and update inventory records.
- Warehouse Operations:
- Receive and organize materials.
- Keep the warehouse clean, safe, and organized.
- Prepare items for pickup or delivery.
- Inventory Management:
- Label stock and storage areas.
- Support with processing orders and invoices.
- Issue materials for work orders and update records.
- Do basic cycle counts and help fix inventory mismatches.
- Material Coordination:
- Collect materials needed for upcoming jobs.
- Put together parts kits and deliver them on time.
- Assist with finding and speeding up parts for urgent work.
- Stock Maintenance:
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Help place non-stock orders.
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Support reducing old or unused stock.
-
Process returns for extra, defective, or unused items.
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Qualifications
- Valid driver’s license.
- Currently enrolled in a high school or post‑secondary program.
- Strong organization and attention to detail.
- Able to work independently and within a team.
- Basic computer skills: inventory software experience is an asset.
- Comfortable in a warehouse environment with light physical tasks.
Working Conditions
- Approximately 45 hours per week.
- Mix of warehouse and administrative duties.
- May involve standing, lifting, and moving materials.
Why Join Us
- Gain hands‑on experience in warehouse and inventory operations.
- Build practical skills in materials handling, labeling, and stock control.
- Work with a supportive team who will help you learn on the job.
- Develop experience that is valuable for careers in trades, operations, supply chain, and logistics.
- Take on real responsibility in a busy, fast‑paced environment.
- Strengthen your resume with recognized industry experience.
- Enjoy a summer role that blends physical work with administrative tasks for great variety.
About J.D. Irving Woodlands Division
We own 3.2 million acres and manage over 2.6 million more acres of Crown land in New Brunswick. Today, Irving Woodlands is a team of over 1,500 in Canada and the US. Every year we’re planning 80 years ahead to ensure healthy forests, biodiversity and the protection of the rivers, lakes and streams on land we own or manage. It’s a generational commitment - growing more wood than we harvest every year from forests that are audited and certified every year by independent experts. We’re supported by the best technology and work with many conservation and research partners to learn and improve. We are a leader in forest research and tree improvement.
Reforestation is at the root of our business. Since 1957, we have planted over one billion trees, a national record in Canada. Our research on climate change and carbon sequestration has been internationally recognized. The forests we manage have a positive impact on reducing greenhouse gases – absorbing 92 million tonnes of carbon over the next 50 years.
Today, forests we care for and sustain a diverse value chain of forest products and almost 16,000 direct, indirect and induced jobs – from seedling to consumer shelf – in both Canada and the US.
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Parts Technician Summer Student
About the role
J.D. Irving CNB Woodlands Division, is a leader in East Coast forestry and forest products industry known for its commitment to quality products, service, and sound environmental management.
Our team is currently seeking a Student to join us as a Parts Technician at our Deersdale Garage in Deersdale, NB this summer. This role will assist with daily warehouse and inventory tasks including: receiving, organizing, storing, and tracking materials. You’ll work with the team to handle materials, label stock, complete cycle counts, and update inventory records.
- Warehouse Operations:
- Receive and organize materials.
- Keep the warehouse clean, safe, and organized.
- Prepare items for pickup or delivery.
- Inventory Management:
- Label stock and storage areas.
- Support with processing orders and invoices.
- Issue materials for work orders and update records.
- Do basic cycle counts and help fix inventory mismatches.
- Material Coordination:
- Collect materials needed for upcoming jobs.
- Put together parts kits and deliver them on time.
- Assist with finding and speeding up parts for urgent work.
- Stock Maintenance:
-
Help place non-stock orders.
-
Support reducing old or unused stock.
-
Process returns for extra, defective, or unused items.
-
Qualifications
- Valid driver’s license.
- Currently enrolled in a high school or post‑secondary program.
- Strong organization and attention to detail.
- Able to work independently and within a team.
- Basic computer skills: inventory software experience is an asset.
- Comfortable in a warehouse environment with light physical tasks.
Working Conditions
- Approximately 45 hours per week.
- Mix of warehouse and administrative duties.
- May involve standing, lifting, and moving materials.
Why Join Us
- Gain hands‑on experience in warehouse and inventory operations.
- Build practical skills in materials handling, labeling, and stock control.
- Work with a supportive team who will help you learn on the job.
- Develop experience that is valuable for careers in trades, operations, supply chain, and logistics.
- Take on real responsibility in a busy, fast‑paced environment.
- Strengthen your resume with recognized industry experience.
- Enjoy a summer role that blends physical work with administrative tasks for great variety.
About J.D. Irving Woodlands Division
We own 3.2 million acres and manage over 2.6 million more acres of Crown land in New Brunswick. Today, Irving Woodlands is a team of over 1,500 in Canada and the US. Every year we’re planning 80 years ahead to ensure healthy forests, biodiversity and the protection of the rivers, lakes and streams on land we own or manage. It’s a generational commitment - growing more wood than we harvest every year from forests that are audited and certified every year by independent experts. We’re supported by the best technology and work with many conservation and research partners to learn and improve. We are a leader in forest research and tree improvement.
Reforestation is at the root of our business. Since 1957, we have planted over one billion trees, a national record in Canada. Our research on climate change and carbon sequestration has been internationally recognized. The forests we manage have a positive impact on reducing greenhouse gases – absorbing 92 million tonnes of carbon over the next 50 years.
Today, forests we care for and sustain a diverse value chain of forest products and almost 16,000 direct, indirect and induced jobs – from seedling to consumer shelf – in both Canada and the US.