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Jobs in Burnaby, Canada

Explore fresh job offers in Burnaby, British Columbia — including tech and digital media, film-related roles, construction and skilled trades, manufacturing/light industry, warehouse & logistics, IT, retail, and services. OpeningsHub helps job seekers contact employers directly (no hidden commissions).

British Columbia Canada CAD salaries Tech · Film · Trades · Manufacturing · Logistics · Services
Local insight: Burnaby has a diverse business base with clusters in areas like IT, wireless communication, life sciences/biotech, film and digital media, professional services, and light industry.

Working in Burnaby, British Columbia

  • English is the main working language in Burnaby and Metro Vancouver.
  • Many roles offer formal payroll; benefits depend on employer and contract type.
  • Burnaby’s economy supports a mix of office, tech, service, and industrial work.

Official labour market sources: WorkBC and the Province of British Columbia labour market dashboards.

Popular job categories in Burnaby

  • Tech & IT: IT support, help desk, junior tech roles (depending on postings).
  • Film & digital media: production support, studio operations, creative services.
  • Skilled trades: electricians, welders, carpenters, general labour.
  • Manufacturing/light industry: assemblers, machine operators, QA roles.
  • Warehouse & logistics: pickers/packers, forklift operators, shipping/receiving.

Salary & pay expectations (CAD) — what to verify

Pay in Burnaby can vary based on experience, certifications, and shift schedules. When comparing roles, confirm: base wage in CAD, overtime rules, shift premium (evenings/nights), probation period, and whether benefits are included.

Role group Common pay format What to confirm
Warehouse & logistics Hourly (CAD) Shift premium, overtime, forklift certification requirements
Manufacturing / light industry Hourly / weekly (CAD) Rotation schedule, safety training, probation period
Trades / construction Hourly / project-based (CAD) Tickets/licences, tools, site travel, union/non-union
Office / tech / services Hourly / annual (CAD) Onsite vs hybrid, benefits, customer-facing requirements

BC general minimum wage: CAD $17.85/hour (as of June 1, 2025). Verify any updates before accepting an offer.

How to use OpeningsHub

  • Filter by city, profession, salary format, and contract type.
  • Read each job description carefully (duties, schedule, requirements).
  • Contact the employer directly via the phone/email/messenger details.
  • For employers: publish a vacancy quickly and reach candidates worldwide.

Job search checklist (Burnaby)

Before you apply

  • Confirm shift times and commute/Transit access.
  • Check required certificates (forklift, WHMIS, trade tickets).
  • Prepare a clear Canada-style resume (dates + responsibilities).

When contacting employers

  • Ask about pay in CAD and pay cycle (weekly/bi-weekly).
  • Confirm overtime, breaks, and any shift premium.
  • Clarify onboarding documents and start date.

Safety & scams

  • Never pay “fees” to get hired.
  • Verify the employer before sharing sensitive documents.
  • Use official channels for any work authorization steps.

FAQs — Jobs in Burnaby, Canada

1) What jobs are common in Burnaby?

Burnaby often features openings across tech/digital media, film-related work, services, trades, manufacturing, and logistics.

2) Are salaries shown in CAD?

Yes. Any pay guidance on this page is in Canadian dollars (CAD).

3) What is BC minimum wage?

BC’s general minimum wage is CAD $17.85/hour as of June 1, 2025.

4) Can I find part-time and shift jobs?

Yes. Retail, hospitality, logistics, and some manufacturing roles commonly offer part-time schedules and shift work.

5) How do I apply on OpeningsHub?

Filter vacancies, review requirements, then contact the employer directly using the details in the posting.

6) Where can I verify labour market trends?

Use official sources such as WorkBC Labour Market Outlook and provincial labour market dashboards.

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