Laboratory Technician - VOC Canister Room

Bureau Veritas is a global leader in testing, inspection, and certification (TIC) services, operating across various industries to help clients manage risk, enhance performance, and ensure compliance with quality, health and safety, environmental, and social responsibility standards. As an accredited certification body, Bureau Veritas attests that management systems, services, and personnel comply with specific standards, facilitating market access and enhancing brand reputation.

We offer tailored services across multiple sectors, including Buildings and Infrastructure, Agri-Food, Automotive and Transport, Marine and Offshore, and Power and Utilities.

Our services include laboratory and on-site analyses to verify that products and commodities meet required properties, standards, and regulations and on-site evaluations to ensure that products, services, assets, and installations are manufactured or operating as intended, thereby controlling quality and verifying compliance with regulatory requirements. Bureau Veritas is a “Business to Business to Society” company aiming to foster trust among businesses, public authorities, and consumers.

We integrate sustainability into our core strategy, offering services that help clients navigate challenges related to safety, environmental protection, social responsibility, and product or service quality throughout the supply chain.

Who we need We are hiring a Laboratory Technician – VOC Canister Room to join our Environmental Services team in Mississauga.

This is a hands-on operational role supporting the preparation, maintenance, assembly, packaging, and shipment of specialized air-sampling equipment used by clients across Canada.

Unlike traditional laboratory positions focused on analytical testing, this role combines equipment preparation, assembly work, troubleshooting, shipping support, and production activities within a highly specialized and collaborative team environment.

Whether you are a recent graduate looking to launch your career or someone who enjoys hands-on technical work, this role offers extensive training and the opportunity to develop valuable laboratory, mechanical, and operational skills.

This is a permanent, full-time position based in our Mississauga laboratory and is expected to work on-site five days per week during standard business hours.

What's in it for you Launch your career with comprehensive training.

No prior experience with air sampling equipment or canister preparation is required.

We will train you from the ground up, providing the technical knowledge and practical skills needed to succeed.

Build valuable technical and mechanical skills.

You will gain experience assembling equipment, troubleshooting issues, performing basic repairs, operating specialized cleaning systems, and working with tools and equipment used throughout environmental testing operations.

Join a supportive and collaborative team.

You will work within a small, close-knit group that values teamwork, knowledge sharing, and helping each other succeed.

Create opportunities for long-term growth.

This role provides exposure to multiple laboratory departments and functions, helping you build relationships, expand your knowledge, and explore future career opportunities within Bureau Veritas.

How you will make an impact Prepare and maintain sampling equipment.

You will clean, assemble, inspect, and prepare reusable air-sampling equipment, canisters, tubing, and accessories to ensure they are ready for client use.

Support equipment assembly and troubleshooting.

You will build tubing assemblies, install fittings and connectors, perform equipment testing, and assist with diagnosing and resolving equipment issues.

Coordinate order fulfillment and shipping activities.

You will package customer equipment, prepare documentation, assemble shipping kits, and ensure orders are processed accurately and delivered on time.

Support production workflows.

You will load canisters and flow controllers into cleaning systems, prepare equipment for processing, and contribute to the efficient operation of the department.

Maintain quality, safety, and organization standards.

You will follow established procedures, maintain accurate records, keep work areas organized, and ensure compliance with Bureau Veritas quality and safety requirements.

What you bring Education and transferable experience.

You have a college diploma, university degree, or equivalent experience.

A background in science, environmental studies, manufacturing, assembly, shipping, warehouse operations, or other hands-on environments is considered an asset.

Mechanical curiosity and willingness to learn.

You enjoy understanding how things work, are comfortable learning to use hand tools and equipment, and approach new challenges with a problem-solving mindset.

Strong work ethic and accountability.

You are dependable, take ownership of your responsibilities, and consistently follow through on commitments.

Hands-on and physically capable.

You enjoy active work, are comfortable standing for extended periods, performing repetitive tasks, and lifting materials weighing up to 40 pounds.

Independence and initiative.

You can work with minimal supervision, identify what needs to be done, and proactively contribute to team success.

Teamwork and communication.

You work well with others, communicate effectively, and contribute positively to a collaborative environment.

Basic computer proficiency.

You are comfortable using email, Microsoft Office applications, and simple computer systems to manage information and complete daily tasks.

Compensation This posting is for an existing vacancy.

The salary for this role is $18.00 per hour.

Our salary ranges reflect the range of skills and experience required for the posted position.

The final offer amount for this role will depend on geographical region, applicable experience, internal equity, and the skillset of the candidate.

Artificial intelligence (AI) tools may be used to support parts of the recruitment and selection process; however, all hiring decisions are made by our hiring managers and talent acquisition team.

Why join us At Bureau Veritas, you will be part of a global team dedicated to making a meaningful impact on the world.

With over 83,000 employees across 140 countries, we are committed to creating a safer, more sustainable future.

Our mission goes beyond compliance—protecting lives, preserving the planet, and driving positive change. As a global leader in testing, inspection, and certification, we embrace innovation and strive for excellence.

You will work alongside passionate experts shaping the future of environmental testing.

Join a team united by shared values and a commitment to building a better tomorrow.

Together, we are reimagining industries and leading the way in sustainability.

Apply now If you have 70 percent of what we are looking for and 100 percent authenticity and passion, express your interest here.

What you can expect from our recruitment process A virtual interview with a Talent Advisor to discuss your experience, motivation, and interest in the role.

A virtual or in-person interview with the hiring team to explore your fit for the role, discuss daily responsibilities, and assess alignment with the team’s working style and expectations.

Bureau Veritas is firmly committed to diversity within its community and welcomes applications from racialized persons, Indigenous Peoples, veterans, persons with disabilities, 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals, and those who contribute to the diversification of ideas.

We are committed to providing accessible employment practices.

Please contact us at hr.support.canada@bureauveritas.com if you require accommodations at any stage of the interview process.

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