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Class G driver/ warehouse worker

Ottawa, Canada
Class G driver/ warehouse worker
Company
Fuze HR Solutions Inc.
Location
Ottawa, ON
Job type
Full-time
Posted
7 days ago
Via
via Indeed
Job description
Class G Driver – Ottawa ON Secret Level 2 Clearance Required

Compensation Base salary: $25/hr

Schedule Monday to Friday 6:00 AM – 2:00 PM fixed shift Occasional overtime depending on delivery volume

Job Summary This role involves local delivery of packages and materials from a distribution site to assigned client locations in Ottawa, often including secure or access-controlled buildings. While warehouse work is optional, drivers may be trained to handle light parcels requiring specific protocol.

This is primarily a driving role with the potential for light warehouse duties. Employees in this department typically remain long-term, enjoying a stable, highly positive environment.

Core Responsibilities
• Drive a Class G vehicle to assigned local routes
• Deliver pre-sorted packages to client locations
• Enter secure or access-controlled sites when required
• Verify deliveries using handheld devices
• Maintain accurate chain-of-custody for sensitive shipments
• Optional warehouse tasks: light parcel handling and sorting

Security Clearance
• Level 2 Secret clearance (or eligible) required
• Ideal candidates have prior experience in government, aerospace, or similar cleared environments
• Clearance process can take several months; preference given to candidates already cleared

Requirements
• Valid Ontario Class G license
• Clean driving abstract
• Comfortable navigating urban Ottawa routes
• Ability to lift light packages (~25 lbs)
• Strong reliability, punctuality, and communication skills
• Comfortable using handheld scanning technology

Work Environment & Benefits
• Early morning warehouse pick-up and pre-loaded vehicle delivery
• Stable and positive long-term work environment
• No heavy lifting; maximum package weight ~25 lbs
• Employees are trained in secure parcel handling and threat screening protocols

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