EECOL Careers and Employment

Work wellbeing

Results based on 64 responses to Indeed's work wellbeing survey.

Work wellbeing score is Low, 62 out of 100

Happiness

How enjoyable people find their day-to-day life at work

Low

Stress-free

How manageable people find their work stress

Below average

Purpose

How meaningful people find their work

Low

Satisfaction

How content people feel with the way things are at work

Low

About the company

Founded
1919
Company size
less than 10
Revenue
$1,3bn to $6,4bn (CAD)
Industry
Wholesale
Headquarters
Langley
Link
EECOL website

EECOL ELECTRIC Corp. uses LEAN processes to ensure maximum efficiency for all locations across Canada.

We have been offering competitive value and superior service for 100 years, now from over fifty stocking locations in Canada.

We service the electrical material supply requirements of industry, contractors, E.P.C.'s and institutional customers with large and complete inventories, technically qualified personnel and prompt and efficient service.

Many years ago we recognized the increasi...

EECOL ELECTRIC Corp. uses LEAN processes to ensure maximum efficiency for all locations across Canada.

We have been offering competitive value and superior service for 100 years, now from over fifty stocking locations in Canada.

Many years ago we recognized the increasingly complex nature of providing electrical products to industry and we created Industrial Divisions within EECOL to address these highly technical areas of business.

EECOL presently supplies a wide range of products to clients and customers around the world from our Canadian operations, and through business associates around the world.

There is no limit (large or small) to the size of project or to the destination for any of the quality products we distribute.

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Jobs

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Full-time

Warehouse Associate

Fort St. John, BC

$36,100–$43,300 a year

3 days ago

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Full-time

Associate - Operations

Whitehorse, YT

30+ days ago

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Full-time

Coordinator - Project

Langley, BC

$52,600–$65,700 a year

18 days ago

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Full-time

Associate Representative - Customer Service

Smithers, BC

$35,700–$42,850 a year

19 days ago

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Rating overview

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Reviews

Warehouse Associate in Edmonton, AB

on 21 July 2023

A good first job experience

I had fun. There were definitely moments where I would feel mentally/physically overwhelmed and stressed, though it wasn’t horribly often. The work place culture was pretty decent, and I smiled because of someone at least once a day. Overall, a positive experience.

Head Shipper in Calgary, AB

on 30 October 2023

Emotional Leadership

The culture that drives Eecol is sales. The leadership are sales people, they sell you on the idea of good employment and a promise of a good wage… it’s just a sales pitch.Many employees have second jobs or they are living with their parents. “Moving Up” is the mantra, but the turnover for staff is so bad, very few move up fast enough to see a significant increase in their wage. If you see a pr...

Employee in British Columbia

on 9 October 2023

Great place to work

- Work weekdays and get weekends off.- Good benefits and pension- Have to work well in a team environment.- Opportunities for advancement.- Great Co. workers

Receiver/Order Filler/Wire room/Pick ups in Winnipeg, MB

on 24 July 2023

Just meh

Work was actually really easy, once you learn the processes through the warehouse it's all pretty straight forward. Benefits were great. Pay is horrible, they try and sell you the fantasy that eecol can you give you a career but it can't anymore, when they were privately owned maybe but not anymore. Advancement is difficult and even if you show the right attitude and take the responsibility of a h...

Sales in Alberta

on 23 July 2023

Too much change

Always changing something in the sales process then move on to another but never go back to see how it is working. Do not consult the people they are making the change with.

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