laborer

press operator

mechanic

field service technician

assistant de publicité

OUTEDGE

First and foremost if you don’t like to work outside this job might not be for you. The management is a gong show and most long time employees there are very unhappy.   This outfit entails basically four positions. Bus shelter cleaner, postings, billboards and public toilet cleaners. You will need up to date hepatitis vaccines because of the risk of needle stabs. When cleaning the bus shelters, they use gas powered pressure washers to spray the bus stop areas. Unfortunately you are not aloud to wear ear protection. Even though you work with a spotter. So if you value your hearing, maybe try something else. The workplace is very dull and drab. The staff toilet and lunch area are cleaned once a month. Even though the employees are working with all matters of biological waste, the area to clean up is a tiny sink with an automatic faucet, that may or may not have hand soap or dish soap to wash with. Last but not least you are constantly dealing with the public and traffic, which is actually rated 17 on the danger scale for dangerous occupations. 

Answer all email and voice mail for the first hour, per-approve credit applications; call up customer for payment information
I learn a little about the Media Business, who to give credit to and who not to extend credit to.
The management was great; I worked with a lot of people, Credit manager, Sales force and other staff in the finance department we worked in a team environment.
My co-worker were awesome, they would help me if I needed any help. I ate lunch with them; we went for walks on our lunch breaks
There was no hard part about this job, I wish it was more challenging.
The most enjoyable part of this job was sharing my experience, and getting compliments from the staff at CBS Outdoor

I worked here for 4 years and thoroughly enjoyed my time working during the summers as a student. During my time here I grew as an employee by becoming a supervisor for other students, learning the ins and outs of the Transit Shelter and Billboard maintenance prospects.

Typical day at work:
 • Work on change request.
 • New development.
 • Meeting.
Learned:
 • Visual RPG(oo)
 • .NET.
 • Visual Studio.
 • Visual Basic.

Management:
• Helpful and demanding
	
Co-Worker:
 • Only work related chat

Hardest Part:
 • Deal with production issue.

Enjoyable Part:
 • Resolve production issue within no time.


Prospecting for land development opportunities and meeting with people. Negotiating contracts. Working through permitting processes at different municipalities.

Centralized location for all 15 national offices in Canada. Great bosses, who reinforce a positive work enviornment through personal connections and great work ethic.

The job is pretty simple, there is nothing too complicated when it comes too the job. The most difficult part of the job is learning routes around the town.

It's really chill and people are very nice there but it's very slow. Therefore, it's not a place for you if you are looking for an opportunity to grow fast.

The company is large but operates like a small family-run company. Everyone is very kind and the goals are clear. I would recommend this company to anyone.

This job was an absolute blast, the people working here are wonderful. the job itself takes a lot of patience and a keen eye for detail. its a great way to see calgary like no other.

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Laborer 7 salaries reported	$22.22 per hour
Press operator 1 salary reported	$29.09 per hour
Mechanic 1 salary reported	$34.45 per hour
Field service technician 1 salary reported	$26.00 per hour
Assistant de publicité 1 salary reported	$24.00 per hour

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