truck driver

laborer

concrete laborer

outside sales representative

superintendent

Multicrete Systems Inc.

Warehouse Supervisor
	Receiving stock items, organizing warehouse stock, picking parts to be assembled and allocated to customer orders
	Tagging all items to be shipped to customers with their P/O numbers and W/O numbers
	Negotiating better pricing with vendors on parts and stock items
	Responsible for organizing finished products that are to be delivered at customer sites in a timely fashion
	Responsible for shipping orders to customers across Canada, International, packaging, organizing freight based on best rates, freight rate negotiations, tracking customer orders until delivered successfully, problem solving due to freight company errors
	Logistics of all inventory in and out of warehouse
	Key-holder to office/warehouse ,closing for business each day
	Miscellaneous tasks and troubleshooting within the warehouse
	Responsible for some building and fleet maintenance 
	Customer service dealing with problems arising on the phone or in person 
	Inventory control a long side with the shop manager (Darren) and inventory controller(Linda)
	Held responsible for warehouse space planning, racking, storage, physical inventory control, shipping/receiving, and equipment maintenance.
	Supervised material handlers to ensure zero downtime and optimize safety. 
	 Supervised shipper/receivers involved in picking/packaging orders, loading/unloading, stock replenishment, and inventory control.
	Coordinated transportation logistics throughout Canada, U.S, and some international destinations.  Tracked all shipments on a daily basis.
	Negotiated freight rates for truck, rail, air, and local deliveries for Winnipeg and all other branches involved to and from each branch
	Order parts for jobs on the go and in the future or as instructed from my superiors  
	Grounds keeper to make sure yard and equipment are safe and secure
	Talk to inventory controller about stock levels and at what point we need more 
	Solve or get guidance for any and all problems that arise on any given time of the day  
	Load and unload trucks as they come in.
	Organize and maintain outer buildings in our lot

Multicrete systems helped me discover my love for more labor intensive jobs, depending on what shift (Morning/Nights) you are on determines your pay and what your day consists of. (i worked night shift for the large majority of my time here) Morning shift pumps concrete into forms and (normally) night shift would reset the forms and finish off blocks.Management is very good and are very aware as to hows work is getting done around the shop, you WILL have to work Saturdays sometimes after a 5 day week which can put off some people who desire more free time with friends outside of work.
Get ready to bundle up this winter if you plan on applying, gloves are provided by the company but for a lot of other things your'e on your own.

made sure truck was ready to batch,all products for the batch mix were ready to go. my mixer trucks main job was to supply the underground mine with shot-crete to spray on the walls in the underground mine to stableize the walls to enable the miners to  keep drilling further inside the mine, for gold and other products. I would batch my truck whenever they called for shotcrete, and drive it down to the mine entrance where i would unload into a transmixer and it would deliver the shotcrete to the sprayers in side the mine shaft.

No direction here even before the new owners took over.  Management keeps shifting the goalposts of your responsibility with new and strange ideas.  Inventory, planning, purchasing and even shipping/receiving are a disaster company-wide.  Your job description will be generic and probably not reflect most of your actual day to day work. The company does not pay their vendors/bills on time, you'll get phonecalls almost daily from people wanting to talk to the accounts payable department.  Surprised the paychecques never bounced.

I currently work for this company and have had a very positive experience. The team is supportive, professional, and easy to work with, which makes day-to-day operations run smoothly. Management communicates clearly and is always willing to help when questions or challenges come up.

The work environment is respectful and collaborative, and I appreciate the opportunities to learn and grow in my role. Overall, this is a well-organized workplace, and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a positive and supportive company to work for

Its a very horrible toxic environment, the management allows the supervisors to be ignorant and disrespectful to the fellow employees. When concern is addressed nothing is done about it, falls on deaf ears. There's always clicks in the company so if your not from a certain group or town of people your treated like an outsider, not a team player. Just a very toxic employer. Not recommended to anyone.
    for the work they expect out of the employees

I have been here for 17 months and really enjoy working here. Management is very accessible and easy to get along with. I work as a contractor driving their western star. I bill for my own hours worked and it is paid by direct deposit. I am covered by their WCB.
I usually run highway miles but respectfully  I will do whatever they need.

This company is and has been in serious financial trouble for a long time, I would caution anyone who is considering joining this company be cautious and do your research. The culture is worse than a high school clique, and management is lost. You will receive no guidance no leadership, they expect the world and give nothing in return.

Very disappointed with Multicrete. The company was extremely disorganized from start to finish, with poor communication, constant delays, and no clear coordination between staff. It felt like no one knew what was going on, which made the entire experience frustrating and stressful. I expected a much more professional operation.

Expectations are high, work pace is fast and ever evolving, if you like a challenge this is the place for you. Compensation is mostly industry standard so no surprises there, management structure is.... different and can take a little getting used to, but not terrible by any stretch of the imagination.

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Truck driver 7 salaries reported	$32.50 per hour
Laborer 4 salaries reported	$23.89 per hour
Concrete laborer 2 salaries reported	$24.13 per hour
Outside sales representative 2 salaries reported	$85,000 per year
Superintendent 1 salary reported	$88,100 per year

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