Switcher-4 – Federal Express Corporation Canada – Woodbridge, ON

FedEx’s facility operations team in Woodbridge, Ontario is hiring a Switcher-4 — a hands-on role that keeps trailers moving and packages flowing through one of Canada’s busiest logistics networks. If you’re comfortable behind the wheel and don’t mind physical work in a fast-paced warehouse environment, this position is worth a close look.

Day to day, you’ll be responsible for moving trailers around the yard and positioning them at unload and load doors, while also supporting package handling operations as needed. It’s a role that demands reliability, a solid driving record, and the physical stamina to keep up with a busy shift schedule.

About the Role: Switcher-4

The primary focus of the Switcher-4 position is the safe and efficient movement of trailers to and from dock doors and throughout the yard at the Woodbridge facility located at 45 Di Poce Way. Beyond yard switching, you may also be called upon to support package handler duties, which include loading, unloading, and sorting packages by hand using proper hand-to-surface techniques.

Working a Sunday to Thursday schedule from 2:00 PM to 11:30 PM, you’ll be part of a team that values safety, accuracy, and efficiency. FedEx places strong emphasis on following established procedures, maintaining a safe work environment, and completing ongoing training and recertification as required. Candidates must also be able to work varying shifts based on business needs.

Benefits and Salary

FedEx is known for offering competitive employment packages to its full-time regular employees. While specific pay details were not listed in this posting, FedEx Canada generally provides access to a range of employee benefits. For full compensation details, candidates are encouraged to inquire during the recruitment process.

Responsibilities

As a Switcher-4 at FedEx Woodbridge, your work directly supports the smooth operation of the facility’s trailer yard and package handling floor. Every shift, you’ll be contributing to the timely movement of freight that customers and businesses across Canada depend on.

• Move trailers to and from unload and load doors and throughout the yard in a safe and timely manner
• Load and unload packages onto or from delivery vehicles, trailers, conveyor system carts, and load gratings
• Sort packages by scanning labels, reading charts, verifying numbers, and memorizing routing information to direct packages to the correct conveyor system
• Apply hand-to-surface methods for all package handling to minimise injury and product damage
• Lift, carry, push, and pull packages on a continuous and repetitive basis during shifts of approximately two to four hours of physical activity
• Complete all required recurrence training and annual accreditations as applicable
• Operate in a PC Windows environment and pass any mandatory testing as required

Requirements / Skills

FedEx is looking for a dependable candidate who takes pride in safe driving and physical work. The right person for this Switcher-4 role brings a solid foundation in driving and ideally some experience in a logistics or package handling environment.

• High school diploma or educational equivalent is required
• Valid driver’s licence with a good driving record — a maximum of two violations or accidents in the past 24 months (e.g., Class 5, G, or 1[AZ])
• Six months of experience as a package handler or in a switching/CDL operator role is preferred
• Physical capability to lift, push, pull, and carry packages on a continuous and repetitive basis throughout the shift
• Bilingual in French and English is required for candidates located in the province of Quebec
• Ability to work varying shifts based on operational business needs

How to Apply

To apply, visit the official FedEx job posting using the link below. Make sure your resume is up to date and reflects any relevant driving or package handling experience before submitting.

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