Package Handler – FedEx, Dorval, QC
Location: Dorval, QC | Company: FeDex
FedEx is hiring a Package Handler in Dorval, Quebec, to load, unload, scan and sort parcels while supporting the safe and efficient movement of shipments through the facility.
This warehouse-style opportunity is based at 2000 Chemin St François and pays $19.20 per hour. No previous experience or minimum education is required, making the position accessible to candidates interested in beginning work within a transportation and package distribution environment.
Package Handling Operations in Dorval
Package handlers support the physical movement of shipments between vehicles, trailers, pallets, conveyor systems and designated sorting areas. The work involves repeated lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling and placing of packages throughout shifts that may last approximately three to five hours.
Employees may rotate between different operational assignments, including loader, unloader, palletizer, Scan Weigh and Key, quality assurance, facer or switcher duties. Each assignment contributes to maintaining accurate package flow and preparing shipments for the next stage of transportation.
Key Areas of Responsibility
Daily duties focus on safely handling parcels, reading shipment information and directing packages through the correct operational channels. Main responsibilities may include the following:
Loading and Unloading
Move packages onto or from delivery vehicles, trailers, pallets, conveyor carts and loading equipment using approved handling techniques.
Package Sorting
Read labels, scan shipments and verify numbers to determine the correct conveyor system, route or sorting destination.
Shipment Scanning
Use handheld scanners and related equipment to record package information and support accurate tracking through the facility.
Safe Package Movement
Apply hand-to-surface handling methods while lifting, carrying, pushing and pulling parcels throughout the assigned work area.
Operational Rotation
Work in different package handling positions according to facility needs, workload levels and management assignments.
Equipment Use
Operate basic tools such as dock carts, skate-wheel rollers, chutes, scanners and unloading devices after receiving appropriate instruction.
Physical Demands and Work Environment
Candidates should be able to lift and carry packages weighing between 5 and 50 pounds repeatedly throughout the shift. The work also involves regular pushing, pulling and placement of freight within loading, unloading and sorting areas.
The facility environment may include loud noise and both hot and cold temperatures. Employees should be comfortable remaining physically active and following established safety methods while working around conveyors, trailers, carts and other package handling equipment.
Skills That May Help Candidates Succeed
No previous work experience is required, but several practical abilities may help employees adapt to the physical and operational demands of the position:
The ability to understand work directions and safety procedures helps employees complete package handling tasks correctly.
Reading labels, numbers and shipment information carefully supports accurate package sorting and reduces routing errors.
Remaining active during repetitive lifting, carrying, pushing and pulling tasks is important throughout the scheduled shift.
Clear communication and cooperation help maintain a steady package flow in a busy transportation facility.
Using approved lifting techniques and remaining aware of nearby equipment can help reduce workplace risks.
Specialized Package Handler Assignments
Some employees may later receive specialized responsibilities. Package Handler Trainers help teach loading, unloading, scanning, palletizing and safe freight-handling methods to other employees. Six months of FedEx package handling experience is preferred for this assignment.
Package Handler–Air assignments involve inspecting air shipments, identifying restricted or hazardous materials and loading packages into air cargo containers. Employees assigned to this work must complete required FedEx and government-regulated air cargo training and maintain annual recertification.
How to Apply
Candidates should review the complete FedEx posting and confirm that they can meet the physical demands, work in changing temperatures and noise levels and complete all required initial and recurring training. Applicants working in Quebec must be bilingual in French and English.
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