Amazon Picker Packer Jobs Brampton Ontario Canada

WarehouseLink Canada is actively hiring Picker Packers at our Brampton fulfilment centre. This full-time onsite role is perfect for anyone looking for immediate, well-paying warehouse work in the Brampton area with no previous experience needed. At WarehouseLink Canada, we believe the best team members are reliable, hardworking, and eager to learn — and we provide everything else you need to succeed from day one.

As a Picker Packer at our Brampton location, you will be responsible for both picking customer orders from warehouse shelving and packing those orders into shipment-ready boxes. You'll work in a well-organized fulfilment environment with modern equipment, experienced team leads, and a strong safety culture on every shift.

What Your First Week Looks Like:

You'll complete a thorough paid onboarding covering Brampton facility safety, scanner operation, picking zone navigation, packing station procedures, and productivity targets. By the end of week one you'll be independently completing full pick-and-pack cycles at our Brampton fulfilment centre.

Responsibilities:

  • Pick customer orders from designated warehouse bin locations using RF scanner-directed routing efficiently
  • Pack picked items into correctly sized boxes using appropriate void fill and protective packaging materials
  • Apply shipping labels, verify order contents, and route packed boxes to the outbound shipping area
  • Meet combined picking and packing productivity targets while maintaining order accuracy standards
  • Keep packing station stocked with boxes, tape, void fill, and labels throughout the shift
  • Report damaged items, mispicks, or packing quality concerns to team leads immediately for resolution
  • Maintain a clean and organized workstation and follow all WarehouseLink Canada safety procedures at all times

Requirements:

  • No experience required — all Picker Packer training is provided on the job at our Brampton facility
  • Must be 18 or older and legally authorized to work in Canada
  • Ability to lift up to 49 lbs (22 kg) and perform repetitive physical tasks throughout an 8 to 10 hour shift
  • Good attention to detail and ability to maintain accuracy under productivity pressure
  • Willingness to work rotating shifts including days, evenings, nights, and weekends in Brampton

What WarehouseLink Canada Offers:

  • $18.00 to $23.00 per hour with automatic step increases built into the compensation schedule
  • Health and dental benefits coverage available after the qualifying period for full-time associates
  • RRSP contributions, paid breaks, and statutory holiday pay for all full-time Picker Packer positions
  • Night and weekend shift premiums on top of base hourly rate for qualifying shifts
  • Career progression pathways into senior associate, team lead, and process assistant roles

Apply today at WarehouseLink Canada in Brampton — we are hiring immediately and no resume or experience is needed to get started.

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