Amazon Warehouse Jobs Delta BC Canada

PackPro Canada is hiring Warehouse Associates for our Delta, British Columbia fulfilment centre. This is a full-time onsite entry-level position with no experience required, ideal for candidates in the Delta, Surrey, and Greater Vancouver area looking for immediate, well-paying warehouse work. Our Delta facility is one of BC's most active fulfilment operations, processing thousands of customer orders daily for delivery across the Lower Mainland and beyond.Warehouse Associates at our Delta location work across inbound and outbound fulfilment functions, moving and processing inventory efficiently to meet daily customer order demands. You will work with experienced team leads in a modern, organized warehouse environment with strong safety standards and clear career progression opportunities.What Your First Week Looks Like:You'll receive two days of paid PackPro Canada orientation covering Delta facility safety rules, scanner training, fulfilment station workflows, and productivity expectations. By day three you'll be working on the Delta warehouse floor contributing to live operations under team lead guidance.Responsibilities:Receive, scan, and verify inbound inventory shipments arriving at our Delta receiving docks each shiftStow inbound products into assigned bin locations using RF scanner guidance and warehouse management directionPick customer orders from warehouse shelving using scanner-directed routing throughout the Delta facilityPack customer orders securely and apply correct shipping labels for outbound delivery processingLoad outbound shipment containers and trailers following PackPro Canada weight and safety loading guidelinesMaintain productivity and accuracy targets for your assigned fulfilment function throughout every shiftFollow all Delta facility safety rules, ergonomic guidelines, and PPE requirements at all timesRequirements:No prior warehouse experience required — PackPro Canada provides complete paid training from your first dayMust be 18 years of age or older and eligible to work in CanadaAble to lift up to 49 lbs and perform physical warehouse activity for the duration of each 8 to 10 hour shiftReliable, punctual, and team-oriented with a strong personal safety commitmentAvailable for day, evening, and overnight shift schedules including weekends at our Delta BC facilityWhat PackPro Canada Offers:$18.00 to $25.00 per hour with structured pay step increases every six months of employmentHealth and dental benefits available after the qualifying period for all full-time warehouse associatesRRSP contributions, shift premium pay, and paid statutory holidays for full-time Delta facility employeesSafety footwear reimbursement and all required PPE provided by PackPro Canada at our Delta locationCareer advancement pathways into team lead, process assistant, and operations supervisor roles in BCApply today to join PackPro Canada's Delta BC warehouse team — we are actively hiring across all shifts and positions are available for an immediate start date.

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