CargoM’s 7th Career Day, a unique career event dedicated to trades and training in the transportation and logistics industry, will be held on Wednesday, November 2, 2022 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Grand Quay of the Port of Montreal (200 de la Commune Street West, Montreal).
The logistics and freight transportation sector offers many career and training opportunities!
Do you like manual work, new technologies, travel and action? You will find your way among a range of trades and training in the rail, maritime, road and logistics fields. Competitive salaries, good working conditions and stable jobs in an essential sector await you!
Come meet the recruiters.
Come learn more about this essential, dynamic, diversified and fast-changing sector. On site, simulators and trucks in display will allow students to demystify the trades in the following sectors:
Good working conditions, challenging and high-tech jobs and competitive salaries await the next generation of professionals.
Yves Murray
514 508-2609 ext. 226
The following companies have confirmed their presence on November 2:
GT Group, Energy Logistics, Courchesne Larose Ltd., Extra multi-ressources, Premier Tech, Logistec, Termont, Camo-route, CFTR, MSC Mediternnean Shipping Inc., Synergie Canada inc, Groupe Desgagnés, Valport, Genesee & Wyoming Canada, Cégep André-Laurendeau, CMA CGM Canada, Groupe Robert, Comité sectoriel de main-d’œuvre de l’industrie maritime (CSMOIM), Wiptec, Ministère des Transports du Québec, CN, Groupe Goyette, Canada Steamship Lines (CSL Group Inc.), SAQ, Ray-Mont Logistics, Port de Montréal, Groupe Morneau, Thibert Inc., Federation Maritme du Canada, Bolloré Logistics Canada, Cole International, CITT, Mely.ai Solutions Inc., Challenger Motor Freight, Martel Express Montreal, VLM Foods Inc., CIRRRELT, Cascades, Association des employeurs maritimes, Services Québec de Montréal (Ministère de l’Emploi et de la Solidarité sociale), Champlain College St-Lambert, Canadian Armed Forces, Oceanex, Groupe Holiday, Enterprise Holdings, Bédard Ressources humaines, Groupe Océan.
Read the inspiring testimonials of transport and logistics passionate workers.
Learn moreOne of my concerns before I began my career in transportation was the idea of having to set aside my environmental and social convictions. I couldn’t have been more pleasantly surprised.
Learn moreWhat attracted me to this field was its unique aspect unknown to students, because railway know-how isn’t taught in schools. So employees in the railway sector develop a rare and highly sought-after expertise.
Learn moreAs an operations manager, the future is bright. Companies need people who are able to take on the challenges of this profession.
Learn moreSince my father was a truck driver, I knew quite a bit about the business. I knew what to expect. My SSVD also prepared me, so I didn’t have any unpleasant surprises. I’d have to say it’s the freedom associated with being a truck driver that surprises me every day.
Learn moreThe port industry will let you achieve long-term goals by counting on the support of your colleagues and employers. This is different from the construction industry where it’s harder to see where you’ll be in the future. Port work offers a more interesting path over a long career.
