Manufacturer of infrastructure products. / Fabricant de produits d'infrastructures. (TSX: SJ)
Montreal, Quebec
Stella-Jones is a leading North American manufacturer of products focused on supporting infrastructure that are essential to the delivery of electrical distribution and transmission, and the operation and maintenance of railway transportation systems. It supplies the continent’s major electrical utilities companies with treated wood and steel utility poles and steel lattice towers, as well as North America’s Class 1, short line and commercial railroad operators with treated wood railway ties and timbers. It also supports infrastructure with industrial products, namely timbers for railway bridges, crossings and construction, marine and foundation pilings, and coal tar-based products. Additionally, the Company manufactures and distributes premium treated residential lumber and accessories to Canadian and American retailers for outdoor applications, with a significant portion of the business devoted to servicing Canadian customers through its national manufacturing and distribution network.
On-site · Kirkland Lake
The Shipper & Receiver manages daily inbound and outbound freight, including scheduling, documentation, and inventory tracking. They coordinate with equipment operators and transportation teams to ensure accurate, safe, and timely shipments.
On-site · Candiac
The general worker is responsible for safely operating heavy machinery and lifting equipment to supply raw materials and manage inventory within the yard. They must also maintain their work area according to 5S standards and assist with various manufacturing and maintenance tasks as directed.
On-site · Guelph
The Loader Operator is responsible for the safe and efficient transportation of materials within the yard, including loading and unloading trailers, kilns, and pole charges. They must also maintain accurate paperwork, follow production schedules, and adhere to all health and safety regulations.
On-site · Salmon Arm
The student will assist with road and block layout, timber cruising, and silviculture surveys under the supervision of experienced forestry professionals. They will gain hands-on experience in diverse terrain while supporting the Woodlands division's operations.
On-site · Neepawa
The labourer is responsible for maintaining a clean and organized work area while safely operating production equipment like lumber lines and packaging tools. They must perform all duties in accordance with company health and safety standards.
Remote · Canada, United States
The Director will establish an enterprise-wide manufacturing engineering and reliability framework to optimize plant operations, asset health, and capital project integration. They will lead the technical strategy for automation and operational technology while building a high-performing team to drive sustainable engineering solutions across the North American network.
On-site · Gatineau
The Quality Control Coordinator ensures production facilities adhere to corporate quality policies and industry standards through regular auditing and onsite support. They are responsible for providing training on quality procedures, maintaining quality databases, and implementing corrective actions to reduce non-conforming products.
On-site · Kirkland Lake
The Loader Operator is responsible for safely operating heavy mobile equipment to load and unload utility poles and kiln carts. They must also perform pole preparation, branding, and maintain accurate shift documentation while adhering to safety regulations.
On-site · Guelph
The Inventory Coordinator manages utility pole inventory levels across plant locations to balance stock against sales demand. They also oversee the full purchase order lifecycle, from generation to verification, to ensure operational efficiency.
On-site · Candiac
Safely handle materials and equipment, assist operators and team leaders, enter production information, and perform machine and finishing tasks as assigned. Follow inspection and quality procedures, maintain a clean and organized work area, and meet daily production objectives.
On-site · Neepawa
The Production Supervisor is responsible for directing night shift crews to meet production plans, quality requirements, and safety standards. They analyze work orders, manage inventory, and coordinate with other departments to ensure operational efficiency and continuous improvement.
On-site · Shelburne
The Inventory Clerk is responsible for daily plant data entry, processing inventory transactions in SAP, and managing yard inventory administration. They also support purchasing, invoice verification, and coordinate cycle counts to ensure accurate stock records.
On-site · Regina
The driver is responsible for delivering infrastructure products to customer yards and job sites while operating log loaders and boom equipment. They must also maintain accurate shipping documentation, perform daily vehicle inspections, and ensure compliance with all safety and transportation regulations.
On-site · New Westminster
Deliver infrastructure products to customer yards and job sites across provinces and potentially the USA. Responsible for loading/unloading poles using a log loader and maintaining strict compliance with DOT and safety regulations.
Hybrid · Montréal
The IT Project Manager will lead the end-to-end planning, execution, and delivery of technology projects and SAP enhancement initiatives. They will coordinate cross-functional activities across departments while managing project schedules, budgets, and stakeholder expectations.
Hybrid · Montréal
The SAP Business Analyst acts as a bridge between IT and business experts to translate requirements into SAP S4/HANA solutions. They are responsible for managing production planning and materials management modules while driving the evolution of sales and operations planning processes.
On-site · Candiac
The Purchasing Clerk assists the department with daily administrative tasks, inventory data maintenance, and material receiving processes. They also provide cross-departmental support, including managing office supplies and assisting Human Resources with uniform and safety equipment distribution.
On-site · Truro
The Treater is responsible for the safe and productive operation of pressure treating systems and high-pressure boilers. They also perform quality control activities, maintain plant equipment, and ensure compliance with safety standards and regulations.
On-site · Carseland
The Team Lead oversees daily warehouse operations, including shipping, receiving, and order picking while managing inventory flow. They are responsible for guiding staff, enforcing safety protocols, and resolving operational issues on the floor.
On-site · Guelph
The Millwright is responsible for repairing and maintaining mechanical plant equipment, including pumps, motors, and hydraulic systems. They perform preventative maintenance, metal fabrication, and equipment inspections to ensure safe and efficient operations.
