Warehouse · Vaughan

Warehouse jobs in Vaughan

Food 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.

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Working in Vaughan

Warehouse work in Vaughan

Vaughan's warehouse jobs cluster in Concord around Highway 7, Keele and Jane, where food distributors and rail-served warehouses hire forklift operators, shippers and general labour; along Highway 400 at Rutherford and Major Mackenzie, where retail distribution centres hire pickers and packers; and in the Vaughan Enterprise Zone near Highway 427, where new e-commerce buildings hire at volume.

Vaughan Metropolitan Centre and Highway 407 subway stations, YRT and Viva Orange along Highway 7, and the Barrie GO line at Rutherford and Maple cover Concord and the 400 corridor reasonably well; the 427 zone needs a car, especially at night. Pay in Vaughan warehouses typically runs $18 to $21 an hour for general roles and $20 to $26 for forklift and shipping.

Where the work is

  1. Concord (Highway 7, Keele and Jane)

    A mature industrial district around MacMillan Yard: food distribution, printing, building materials and rail-served warehousing. Forklift operators, shippers and receivers, general labour and yard support.

  2. Woodbridge (Highway 27, Highway 7 and Pine Valley)

    Manufacturing and construction supply: metal fabrication, millwork, kitchens and cabinetry, HVAC and plumbing distribution. Machine operators, assemblers, welders, warehouse and counter staff.

  3. Highway 400 at Rutherford and Major Mackenzie

    Retail distribution and consumer goods, plus the service economy around Vaughan Mills and Canada's Wonderland. Pickers, packers, inventory and seasonal staff.

  4. Vaughan Enterprise Zone (Highway 427 and Huntington Road)

    New large-format logistics and e-commerce buildings near CP's intermodal terminal. High-volume general labour, forklift operators, and AZ and shunt drivers.

  5. Vaughan Metropolitan Centre

    Head offices and professional services at the subway. Reception, administrative, customer-service and accounting support.

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

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Getting there

Getting to work in Vaughan

The TTC's Line 1 extension puts Vaughan Metropolitan Centre, Highway 407 and Pioneer Village stations within reach of Toronto workers, and YRT and Viva Orange run along Highway 7 from the subway west to Martin Grove through the Concord and Woodbridge industrial areas. YRT routes on Jane, Keele, Rutherford and Major Mackenzie fill in the north–south links, and the Barrie GO line stops at Rutherford and Maple.

The 427 logistics zone is the exception: it is car-dependent, especially outside daytime hours. We are upfront about that with candidates and prioritise people from Woodbridge, Kleinburg, Bolton and northwest Toronto for those sites.

By car Vaughan is central, with the 400, 407, 427 and Highway 7. Shift-change traffic on Highway 7 at Keele and on Rutherford at the 400 is the main delay.

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.

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