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Lumping Jobs in Ontario (NOW HIRING)

Primary responsibility is manual order fulfillment which may include case or each picking, kitting, lumping, value-added services, e-commerce order fulfillment, etc. * Direct supervision required

CA$20 - CA$22/hr

Primary responsibility is manual order fulfillment which may include case or each picking, kitting, lumping, value-added services, e-commerce order fulfillment, etc. * Direct supervision required

Lumping information

What is lumping?

A lumping job involves loading and unloading freight from trucks, trailers, or containers in warehouses or distribution centers. Lumpers manually handle cargo, sort shipments, and may use equipment like pallet jacks. The role requires physical strength, endurance, and attention to detail to ensure efficient and accurate freight handling.

What does a lumper do?

A typical workday for a Lumper involves unloading or loading freight from trucks, sorting and stacking goods, and ensuring products are securely moved or stored within a warehouse or distribution center. Lumpers often work as part of a team, coordinating closely with forklift operators, inventory staff, and truck drivers to keep operations moving efficiently. The role can be physically demanding and may require standing, bending, and lifting for extended periods. Most positions offer regular shifts, but some flexibility may be needed during peak periods or depending on shipment schedules. Teamwork and clear communication are essential to maintaining workplace safety and meeting productivity goals.

What skills and qualifications are needed to thrive as a lumper?

To thrive as a Lumper, you need strong physical stamina, attention to detail, and the ability to safely handle and move materials, typically requiring no formal education but some experience in warehouse or freight environments. Familiarity with pallet jacks, hand trucks, and sometimes basic inventory management systems is often beneficial. Reliability, strong teamwork, and effective communication set outstanding lumpers apart. These skills are crucial to ensuring goods are efficiently and accurately loaded or unloaded, supporting smooth warehouse or distribution operations.

Infographic showing various Lumping job openings in Ontario as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 70% Full Time, 18% Part Time, 6% Temporary, and 6% Contract. Highlights an 100% In-person job distribution.

Future Opening: Delivery Driver - 6-Ton Truck (On-Call)

ABL Employment

Oakville, ON

Full-time

Re-posted 10 days ago


Job description

We're looking for an experienced G Licensed driver with 6-ton truck experience to join our team. Hours can fluctuate week to week, so you would need to be flexible for Monday to Sunday shifts. Location: Oakville, ON Schedule: Shifts vary based on needs, and weekend availability will be needed. Monday to Saturday: 8:00AM-4:30PM Sunday: 9:00AM-5:30PM You'll be driving a 25 FT Hino truck on different routes each day throughout the GTA, with a driver's helper joining you on routes. Your responsibilities will include completing daily vehicle inspections, safety and circle checks, and ensuring deliveries, donations, and other items are handled safely. This role also involves loading and unloading at the warehouse and delivery locations, using a pallet or pump truck, and performing repetitive lifting throughout the shift. To be considered, you'll need: - A valid G driver's license - 2+ years of experience driving a 6-ton truck - A clean driver's abstract (proof required) - Flexibility to work day shifts Monday-Sunday Experience with CVOR compliance and commercial vehicle inspections is an asset but not required. APPLY NOW! Please respond to this posting with a copy of your resume. After submitting your resume, you will receive a reach out from our virtual recruiter. This reach out contains an important questionnaire that must be completed to highlight your skills for this position. We will contact qualified candidates for this role. Requirements: Skills associated: Driver, delivery, warehouse associate, lumping, loading, G license, truck driver, Hino, vehicle inspections, CVOR, pallet jack, pump truck. AI (Artificial Intelligence) tools may be used at certain points of the pre-screening and selection process for this role. To learn more about ABL's AI policy, please visit www.ablemployment.com/how-abl-utilizes-automation-and-ai-technology/