Morning Dock Worker Part Time

Moncton, NB
On-site
Posted Oct 4, 2026
1 position

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Employment type: Part-time, Full-time
Experience level: Entry, Junior · 0+ years
Posting language: English
Working hours: 40 hours per week

Job summary

The dock worker is responsible for loading and unloading freight from trailers and distributing shipments to drivers. They also document shipment details, inspect freight for damages, and maintain the cleanliness of the terminal area.

Job details

Company Description For 60 years, Manitoulin Transport has been providing comprehensive transportation and logistics solutions for clients across North America. Our success lies in our innovation and safety, and our dedication to reliable, on-time delivery. So, if you know where you’re headed, we have the training and career development to help you get there . Job Description Unloading freight from Inbound Trailers Loading Outbound trailers Distributing freight to P and D drivers Marking shipments with Identifying Information Documenting Overages, shortages, and damages Reweighing Inbound and Outbound freight Provide support to dock foreman Ability to meet deadlines Attention to detail, and good knowledge of Canadian Geography is an asset. Dock Experience is also an asset The ideal candidate will be able to successfully and safely operate all dock equipment pertinent to the position Checking manifests and inspecting inbound/outbound shipments. Assist with the clean up in and around the terminal Perform routine dock checks Qualifications AS- 400 and M Trac experience (will train the right candidate) Forklift experience TDG experience Team player Positive attitude Works well under pressure Additional Information Competitive Wages Comprehensive Benefits Program Profit Sharing Opportunities Opportunities for growth and advancement

What you’ll do

Requirements

Candidates should have experience with dock equipment and forklift operation, with familiarity in AS-400 and M Trac systems being an asset. A positive attitude, the ability to work under pressure, and knowledge of Canadian geography are required for success in this role.