Seasonal Warehouse Picker/Packer (October to February)

About Bells Of Steel Inc. At Bells of Steel, our mission is to make fitness and strength training approachable, affordable, and fun. We design and manufacture high-quality strength and exercise equipment for home gym owners and fitness professionals, helping people of all experience levels achieve their goals.
We’re not your typical fitness equipment brand. We’re down-to-earth, a little cheeky, and focused on making fitness more rewarding and less intimidating. If you enjoy a fast-paced, no-BS environment and want to help shape the future of strength training, you’ll fit right in.
Our Core Values: A.C.T.
Adaptability – Raise the Bar We challenge the status quo, learn quickly, and continuously improve. We embrace change, seek better ways of working, and take initiative to drive results.
Customer Centricity – Always Spot the Customer Everything we do is focused on helping our customers succeed. We lead with empathy, build trust through action, and create value for both external and internal customers.
Teamwork – We Win Together We operate with honesty, transparency, trust, and respect. We collaborate openly, take shared ownership of outcomes, and succeed as a team.
Role Overview Is \"I’ll figure it out and get it done\" your personal motto? Are you a master forklift operator with the strength to pick and pack huge boxes? Then buddy I’ve got just the job for you.
We're a rapidly growing e-commerce company selling fitness equipment across Canada and the USA and we are in need of a warehouse maestro.

What's In It For You

  • This is a seasonal position from October 2026 to February 2027, with the potential to transition to full-time based on performance and business needs
  • Accessible location in Vaughan, with free parking available
  • Great working environment opportunities to work independently and as part of the team

What You'll Be Doing

  • Managing daily warehouse operations
  • Picking, shipping, and receiving orders with high speed and accuracy,
  • Assisting customers with order pickups
  • Operating a counterbalance forklift, pallet jacks, and an electric reach truck
  • Assisting in physical inventories and cycle counts
  • Assisting on local deliveries and installs
  • Performing other general warehouse duties as needed

Who You Are

  • Highly independent, self starter who doesn't wait to be told what to do
  • Forklift experience and certification (essential)
  • The strength to lift boxes up to 100lbs
  • Solid computer skills to run our warehouse systems

The schedule & location This role is based in our Toronto location, where there are full time day shift, with weekend availability required.

The Pay Range For This Role Is 50,000 - 55,000 CAD per year(Toronto)

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