Warehouse · Brampton
Warehouse jobs in Brampton
Brampton has more distribution floor space than almost any other city in Canada, and its warehouses hire year-round, with the biggest surge from September to December.
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Working in Brampton
Warehouse work in Brampton
Warehouse work in Brampton concentrates along Highway 410 and Steeles Avenue, where national retailers and grocers run large distribution centres, and along Airport Road and Torbram Road near the CN intermodal terminal, where third-party logistics and container transload buildings need pickers, lumpers and forklift operators around the clock. West Brampton around Heritage Road has added newer fulfilment buildings with 24-hour shift patterns.
Most Brampton sites are near a Züm express route (511 Steeles, 505 Bovaird, 501 Queen) and Bramalea GO on the Kitchener line. Night shifts are harder without a car; tell your recruiter your transportation before accepting one. Pay in Brampton warehouses typically runs $18 to $21 an hour for picking and general roles and $20 to $26 for forklift.
Where the work is
Airport Road and the intermodal corridor
Container-driven warehousing and transload around the CN terminal and Highway 407. Lumpers, forklift operators, shippers and receivers, and yard (shunt) drivers.
Highway 410 and Steeles Avenue
Large-format distribution centres for retail and grocery. Order pickers, RF-scanner pickers, packers and inventory clerks, with heavy seasonal demand from September through December.
Bramalea
An established industrial park with manufacturing, food processing and parts distribution. Machine operators, production-line staff, quality inspectors and material handlers.
West Brampton (Heritage Road and Steeles)
Newer fulfilment and cross-dock buildings. General labour at volume, often on 24-hour shift patterns.
About the role
Warehouse jobs
Warehouse work is the largest category of jobs we fill. Retail and grocery distribution centres, third-party logistics buildings, e-commerce fulfilment, import and parts distribution and cold storage all need the same core roles: people who pick and pack orders accurately, load and unload trailers, keep inventory straight and move product safely.
- Typical pay
- $18 to $24 an hour
- Typical range across our GTA warehouse placements. Pay is set by each employer and varies with the role, shift and site.
- What you need
- Legal eligibility to work in Canada
- CSA-approved safety footwear
- WHMIS
- Physical readiness
- Useful, not required
Getting there
Getting to work in Brampton
Most Brampton warehouse sites sit on or near a Züm express corridor: the 511 along Steeles Avenue, the 505 along Bovaird Drive and the 501 along Queen Street. From Toronto, the Kitchener GO line stops at Bramalea, Brampton and Mount Pleasant, and Bramalea GO is a short bus ride from the Steeles and Airport Road employment lands.
Night and weekend shifts are harder. Züm frequency drops late in the evening and some industrial roads have no service after midnight. We ask about transportation before placing anyone on a night shift, and many of our long-term Brampton workers carpool from Malton, Bramalea and Springdale.
Driving is straightforward: parking is free at essentially every site, and the main delays are Airport Road, Torbram Road and the 410 between three and four in the afternoon when the day shift lets out.
Questions
Frequently asked
Do I need experience to get a warehouse job?
No. Many of our warehouse placements are entry level. Reliability, safety footwear and the ability to work a full shift on your feet are what employers ask for. Experience and certifications move you into higher-paid roles.
How quickly can I start?
Often within a few days of registering. Once your documents are verified and we have matched you to a site, you can be on a shift the next day for many general warehouse roles.
Is there a fee to work through Assured?
No. Job seekers never pay a fee. Employers pay for our service.
More
Related pages
- Warehouse jobs across the GTAThe full guide: pay, requirements and every current opening.
- Staffing in BramptonDistribution centres along the 410, Airport Road and Steeles, the CN intermodal terminal, and the carriers and manufacturers around them.
- Warehouse jobs in MississaugaMississauga's warehouses run on all three shifts, from the freight terminals around Pearson to the big-box distribution centres in Heartland and the Dixie corridor.
- Warehouse jobs in VaughanFood and consumer-goods distribution in Concord and along Highway 400, and the new logistics parks by the 427, make Vaughan one of the steadiest warehouse markets in York Region.
- Warehouse jobs in ScarboroughScarborough's warehouse jobs are in the Milliken and Tapscott industrial areas and along the Golden Mile, and most of them are reachable by TTC, including at night.
- Warehouse jobs in TorontoToronto's warehouse jobs are on the city's edges: South Etobicoke, Rexdale beside Pearson, the North York industrial parks and the Port Lands.
- Warehouse jobs in MarkhamMarkham's warehouse jobs are in Milliken Mills and along Denison Street, the same employment area as our office, and most are a short walk from Milliken GO or the Steeles buses.
- Forklift operator jobsCounterbalance, reach truck, order picker and walkie roles in warehouses, distribution centres and plants across the GTA.
- General labour jobsEntry-level warehouse, production, packaging and loading roles that start quickly and lead to certified work.
- Shipper / receiver jobsDock control, inbound verification, WMS transactions and outbound staging in warehouses and plants across the GTA.
- For employers: warehouse staffingPickers, packers, forklift operators, shippers and general labour for distribution centres, 3PLs and fulfilment operations.
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