UAP is the Canadian leader in the distribution and merchandising of parts and accessories for cars, trucks and heavy vehicles. We employ more than 5,000 individuals who work hard every day to build a recognized and reputable company. UAP is a member of the Genuine Parts Company (GPC) family, an international service organization engaged in the distribution of automotive and industrial replacement parts. The Company serves numerous customers in various sectors and has approximately 55,000 employees. Two divisions, one priority—excellence With outlets across Canada, UAP is organized into two main divisions: • The Auto Parts Division, which is mainly involved in the sale, distribution and marketing of replacement parts and supplies for cars and light trucks • The Heavy Vehicle Parts Division, which caters mainly to the needs of the trucking and construction sectors, as well as the mining and forest industries
On-site · Ottawa
The Store Manager is responsible for driving sales growth, providing excellent customer service, and managing store operations and budgets. They will also lead, recruit, and develop a collaborative team while ensuring compliance with company standards.
On-site · Montréal
The analyst will lead digital transformation initiatives by analyzing business needs and implementing technological solutions to improve operational efficiency. Additionally, they will manage the digital catalog, ensuring data quality, governance, and consistency across product specifications.
On-site · Québec
The store manager is responsible for driving sales growth, ensuring excellent customer service, and managing store operations and budgets. They also lead, motivate, and develop the store team while maintaining compliance with operational standards.
On-site · New Minas
The specialist will advise customers on vehicle parts and accessories in person and over the phone while managing orders. They are also responsible for providing product expertise and building long-term customer relationships.
On-site · Saguenay
The delivery driver is responsible for transporting automotive parts and accessories to customers while verifying orders for accuracy. They must also maintain effective communication with clients and colleagues to provide professional and friendly service.
On-site · Edmonton
The specialist will advise customers on vehicle parts and accessories while managing orders and follow-ups. They are also responsible for providing product expertise and building strong customer relationships.
On-site · Calgary
The driver is responsible for the safe delivery of automotive parts and equipment to customers. They must verify orders, load and unload cargo, and maintain professional communication with clients.
On-site · Calgary
The driver is responsible for the timely delivery of automotive parts and equipment to customers. They must also verify orders, load and unload cargo, and maintain professional communication with clients.
On-site · Victoria
The driver is responsible for the timely delivery of automotive parts and equipment to customers. They must also verify orders, load and unload parts, and maintain professional communication with clients.
On-site · Cranbrook
The Account Development Specialist is responsible for building and maintaining business relationships with customers to promote NAPA auto parts and programs. They will implement sales development initiatives, gather market intelligence, and collaborate with regional and district teams to drive growth.
On-site · Hamilton
The driver is responsible for the safe and efficient delivery of automotive parts and equipment to customers. They must also verify orders, load and unload parts, and provide professional customer service.
On-site · London
Advise customers on vehicle parts and accessories while providing expert product recommendations. Manage customer inquiries, process orders, and build long-term professional relationships.
On-site · Brampton
The driver is responsible for the efficient delivery of automotive parts and accessories to customers. This includes verifying orders, loading and unloading equipment, and providing professional customer service.
On-site · Hamilton
The driver is responsible for the timely delivery of automotive parts and equipment to customers. They must also verify orders, load and unload cargo, and maintain professional communication with clients.
On-site · London
The driver is responsible for the safe and efficient delivery of automotive parts and equipment to customers. They must also verify orders, load and unload parts, and maintain professional communication with clients.
On-site · Longueuil
The warehouse worker is responsible for receiving, storing, and organizing products accurately within the facility. They also manage order fulfillment and ensure all activities comply with health and safety regulations.
On-site · Hamilton
The Shipper-Receiver is responsible for accurately processing incoming and outgoing orders while maintaining an organized store environment. They also handle the loading and unloading of customer orders and resolve any shipment discrepancies.
On-site · Prince George
The driver is responsible for the safe delivery of automotive parts and equipment to customers. They must also verify orders, load and unload parts, and maintain professional communication with clients.
On-site · Richmond
The dispatcher is responsible for planning efficient delivery routes and assigning tasks to drivers based on location and priority. Additionally, they must manage tracking parameters and assist with picking and packing orders from store inventory.
On-site · Edmonton
The Assistant Store Manager supports the Store Manager in achieving store objectives by providing exceptional customer service and driving retail sales initiatives. They are also responsible for motivating team members and managing store assets, including inventory control and store maintenance.
