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Employer Information Session: Grainger Canada
Join us for an upcoming employer information session with Grainger Canada, a leading distributor of maintenance, repair, and operating (MRO) supplies across North America.
During this session, Grainger’s team will introduce their company, share insights into their operations, and discuss the wide range of career opportunities available. These roles may include positions in their distribution centres, sales teams, operations, and other functional areas within the organization.
This is a great opportunity to learn more about how Grainger operates, what they look for in candidates, and how you can position yourself for potential opportunities with their team.
Session Format
30-minute presentation from the Grainger team covering the company, culture, and career paths
30-minute Q&A session where you can ask questions and learn more directly from the employer
Whether you are exploring roles in logistics, operations, customer service, sales, or corporate functions, this session will provide valuable insight into working with one of Canada’s leading industrial suppliers.
Learn more about Grainger:
Website: https://www.grainger.ca
Careers Page: https://jobs.grainger.com/canada
We encourage all interested ACCES clients to attend and come prepared with questions.
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