Flow Controller - Pipeline

Manpower Canada; Vaughan; On-site; CAD 22,000; Full time

Job summary

A staffing agency in Vaughan is seeking a Flow Controller to monitor products on a conveyor belt, ensuring proper processing. Responsibilities include responding to system alerts, training in simple issue resolution, and maintaining a clean work area. The role involves rotating shifts and requires strong communication skills. Preferable to have a car for shift accommodation. The position offers $22 per hour with full operational support from the team.

Qualifications

• Strong communication skills to address system events.
• Ability to monitor and respond to operational callouts.
• Willingness to train for electro-mechanical issue resolution.

Responsibilities

• Monitor products moving on a conveyor belt effectively.
• Respond to all operational notifications and alarms.
• Ensure the work area is clean and free from obstacles.

Skills

Monitoring products on a conveyor belt

Communication skills

Problem-solving

Ability to work independently

Job description

Flow Controller Job

FlowControllerjob in which you are monitoring products moving on a conveyor belt to ensure they are processedcorrectly.

-$22/hr
-Continental 12-hour shifts 6am-6:30pm and 6pm-6:30am days & nights rotating
-Must be available to work any day during week and weekends
-Shipwill St. Vaughan, ON L6A 5E2 Canada
-If you have a car this would be preferable to accommodate different shifts

Full Job Description

• Respond to all system callouts, error notifications, alarms, warnings, and complaints on the system.
• Receive training to solve simple/low-risk electro‑mechanical issues.
• Communicate all system events/activities clearly to maintenance and operations teams.
• Respond to operational callouts, error notifications, alarms, warnings, and complaints as instructed.
• Clearly communicate all system events to relevant teams to minimize customer operation impact.
• Monitor Vanderlande equipment and advise client/customer staff on proper machine processes and operation.
• Clear any system issues or blockages as required.
• Ensure that the system and floor space remain clean and free of obstacles.
• Follow instructions and work independently or as part of a team.
• Collaborate with the customer and team to address system issues effectively.
• Document all activities, breakdowns, and incidents clearly.
• Transfer equipment knowledge to other staff.
• Keep the workplace clean and adhere to OH&S procedures.
• Always wear personal protective equipment (PPE) while working.
• Ensure all activities are conducted safely and in line with company policies and procedures.
• Perform other reasonable duties as instructed by the Operations & Maintenance Manager and/or Shift Leader.
• Take care of company‑issued tools and report any misuse, abuse, or theft.
• Report any breakages of company tools/equipment for replacement if reasonable.
• Replace lost or recklessly broken tools at the responsible person's cost.