All-Fab Group serves the building industry in Western Canada locations from five business units. Our integrated team of skilled professionals assist our customers in achieving successful results with every building project. All-Fab Building Components plans, designs, manufactures and delivers structural components for roof systems, floor systems, wall systems, engineered beams, and small building packages with an exceptional combination of quality and value for residential, commercial, and agricultural projects. Olympic Building Centre is a premier supplier of retail products for the building and renovation industry. Our highly qualified Coaches provide our Customers with the best level of service and product knowledge to help them successfully realize their building project objectives. Olympic Homes manufactures superior homes that are completed within our facilities using advanced quality control and value management practices and transported to Customer residential locations. Our Design Consultants work directly with the new Home Owner to develop a unique home of exceptional design, quality and durability. Olympic Buildings provides pre-engineered custom buildings employing a variety of current construction techniques resulting in energy efficient and cost effective solutions. Our buildings are known for their adaptability, durability and are built for a range of retail, wholesale and commercial applications. Olympic Northern Sales provides exceptional supply services and quality building products to First Nation communities for both new construction projects and repair programs (RRAP). NuFab Building Products is a premier supplier of quality manufactured building components and retail products to Saskatchewan customers for residential, commercial and agricultural projects.
On-site
The Component Technician is responsible for preparing, cutting, and assembling roof and floor truss components according to engineered drawings. They must also maintain a clean workstation, operate machinery safely, and collaborate with the team to meet production orders.
On-site · Abbotsford
The Account Manager will build and maintain relationships with construction industry clients while managing and growing an existing customer portfolio. They will also collaborate with internal teams to ensure accurate project quoting and successful delivery from design through manufacturing.
On-site · Abbotsford
The Component Technician is responsible for assembling roof and floor truss components according to engineered drawings and company procedures. They must also maintain a clean workstation, operate machinery safely, and report any material or equipment issues to the Team Leader.
On-site
The forklift operator is responsible for safely loading and unloading building materials while maintaining an organized and clean yard layout. They must also verify shipments for accuracy and coordinate effectively with production and operations teams.
On-site · Winnipeg
The technician is responsible for assembling engineered wood trusses according to company procedures and team leader instructions. They must maintain a clean workstation and safely operate all tools and machinery to support production.
On-site · Winnipeg
The technician is responsible for assembling engineered wood trusses according to company procedures and work orders. They must maintain a clean workstation and operate all machinery safely while collaborating with the team leader.
On-site · Saskatoon
The Truck Driver is responsible for the safe and efficient delivery of trusses and building materials to customers. Key duties include performing vehicle inspections, securing loads, and maintaining professional communication with the team and clients.
On-site · Saskatoon
Oversee all shipping, receiving, and yard operations to ensure customer orders are accurately filled and shipped on time. Supervise staff, maintain equipment, and implement continuous improvement initiatives to optimize efficiency and safety.
On-site · Saskatoon
The Production Manager oversees day-to-day plant operations, including workflow scheduling, staff training, and facility security. They are responsible for maintaining productivity, ensuring product quality, and performing equipment maintenance.
On-site · Regina
The role involves packaging lumber orders, loading and unloading trucks, and maintaining a clean, organized yard. It also requires conducting daily forklift inspections and ensuring the professional handling of materials and customer orders.
