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Oceanlegacy

Production Technician

Richmond, British Columbia

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Seniority
Mid level
Country
CA
Work mode
On-site / unstated
First seen by hirly
2 Sept 2026

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Position: Production Technician – Ocean Plastic Recycling

  • Start date: Immediately
  • Rate: Starting wage is $19.00 an hour and may be higher depending on experience and skills

Full-time Schedule: 40 hours a week

Monday to Friday.

Daytime shift - 8:00 am - 4:30 pm

Shifts may vary depending on production needs.

  • Location: Plastic Pollution Emergency Response Facility
  • 3300 Chatham Street, Unit #61, located in Steveston Harbour, Richmond, BC.

Job Overview

Every day, Ocean Legacy transforms plastic recovered from beaches, shorelines, ports, and the ocean into high-quality materials used in new products.

If you're looking for work that is active, hands-on, and makes a real environmental difference, we'd love to meet you. No two days are exactly alike, an d you'll be part of a team helping build Canada's circular economy.

Training is provided—we're looking for people with a great attitude and a strong work ethic.

This position is ideal for someone looking to start a career in manufacturing, environmental services, or the circular economy.

The job consists of processing marine debris such as rope, buoys, barrels, oyster baskets, and styrofoam through different processing stations. The position requires the team member to follow standard operating procedures, adopt safe work practices, and maintain a clean work environment in accordance with BC Occupational Health and Safety regulations.

Because we process marine debris recovered directly from oceans and shorelines, the work is hands-on and can be messy at times. Appropriate PPE is provided, and you'll play an important role in giving discarded materials a second life.

Job Responsibilities and Duties:

Receive and sort marine plastic debris.

Operate shredders, grinders, and processing equipment (training provided).

Use hand and power tools safely.

Perform quality checks.

Keep the facility clean and organized.

Organize, track, and document product material in different stages of development.

Work as part of a supportive production team.

Ideal Candidate

Good work ethic and work endurance;

Punctual and reliable;

Works well in team environments;

Strong communication skills;

Attentive to detail and organized;

Enthusiastic and positive attitude;

Comfortable working around large machinery;

Ability to complete repetitive tasks;

Self-motivated and able to work with minimal supervision;

Familiarity with power tools and basic carpentry skills, or a willingness to learn.

Assets

Previous experience in production centers, recycling depots, warehouses or construction;

WHMIS;

Forklift certificate;

Occupational First Aid certificate;

Experience with power tools such as chop saws, gas axes or sawzalls.

What We Offer

Full training provided

Meaningful environmental work

Monday-Friday schedule

Opportunities to learn manufacturing skills

Possibility of contract extension

Extended Health Benefits after probation

Located in beautiful Steveston Harbour, Richmond.

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