Job Posting

LUBRICATOR - GENERAL MAINTENANCE FIELD

The Operating Services Business Unit requires two Lubricators to become part of our skilled General Maintenance Field workforce that will ensure corporate equipment continues to meet current and future production demands.

Primary Function:
To provide Lubrication / Tribology Maintenance support in Operating Services and throughout the plant.

Source of Supervision:
General Maintenance Field Coaches and Team Leader - Maintenance Lubrication / Tribology Team.

Work Procedure:
To lubricate, inspect, troubleshoot, repair, replace, install, adjust and maintain all lubricating equipment throughout the plant and Operating Services Business Unit including General Maintenance Shop and Roll Grinder Maintenance.

Qualifications:
? Minimum Grade 12 Diploma.
? Basic knowledge of computer applications.
? Self-starter with the ability to work in a Team environment with minimal supervision.
? Able to perform physically demanding work inside / outside.
? Able to work at heights or in confined areas.
? Hold a valid Ontario Drivers license.
? Prepared to attend training courses both during and after working hours.

Hours of Work:
This position is straight 10 hour days. Reschedules and overtime as required by supervision.

Rate of Pay:
This position currently ranges from Job Class 10 ($21.80/hr) to Job Class 20 ($25.66/hr). Actual starting pay will depend upon the successful candidate’s qualifications and work experience.

What can I say? I got this message from an email alias. The person who sent out the job posting was someone from my college. Nothing special about the job, but the person who sent the email was pissed about the pay rate. The problem is that the employer needs a high school student, and they're paying the job for >$20CND per hour.

If everyone in this person (who sent the email)'s class counts in the over time he or she works for a company (assuming the person has a white collar engineering job), I bet the per-hour-rate is lower than how much the high-school-grad gets. I guess after all there is a reason of feeling uncomfortable if we paid >$50,000 for college and found a $25/hr full-time job working at 50~60 hours per week, huh?