Warehouse Associate – Ongoing Contract
Location: Guelph, ON
Pay: $18.00/hour
Schedule: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Express Employment Professionals – Guelph is hiring on behalf of a local company in Guelph for experienced Warehouse Associates to join their team. This is an ongoing contract opportunity with steady, full-time hours.

We are looking for reliable, motivated individuals who can keep up in a fast-paced environment, take initiative to stay productive, and be available to start right away.

Key Responsibilities:

• Picking and packing orders accurately

• Opening packages and sorting product

• Placing items into prepacks and boxing for shipment

• Building skids and product displays

• Entering data into a warehouse inventory/management system

• Operating pallet jack and pump truck

• Using manual skid wrapper and exacto knife safely

Qualifications:

• 1–2 years of warehouse experience required

• Strong picking and packing experience

• Experience updating records on a PC

• Comfortable with physical work and repetitive tasks

• Ability to work independently and stay on task

• Must be available to start immediately

• Strong attention to detail

This location is bus accessible and offers consistent daytime hours.

Apply Today
Send your resume to: jobs.guelphon@expresspros.com

Express Employment Professionals (Guelph) is a licensed Temporary Help Agency operating in full compliance with the Ontario Employment Standards Act, Pay Transparency requirements (effective January 1, 2026), the Ontario Human Rights Code, and all applicable Temporary Help Agency regulations. We welcome applications from all qualified candidates and do not require Canadian experience. Applicants are advised that artificial intelligence tools may be used to support initial screening, assessment, or selection processes. Express Employment Professionals provides reasonable accommodation throughout the recruitment process upon request. This job posting and any associated applicant information will be retained for a period of three (3) years in accordance with provincial regulations.