Transportation & Logistics Student

Overview

Support Central Distribution Centre with transport coordination and logistics tasks.

Key Responsibilities

• logistics coordination
• expedited freight
• transport services
• regulatory data
• safety assessments
• customs guidance

Tasks

-Assist with ongoing logistics activities for Major Projects -Arrange critical expedited freight (Hot Shots) -Assist with the coordination of transportation services for the Supply Management team -Assist with the generation of supporting data and forms for regulatory application submissions, reports and publications -Complete Worksite Safety Hazard Assessments -Work with carriers to achieve Canadian Natural’s business needs -Understand and provide guidance on basic customs requirements for importing/exporting from Canada -Consult on logistical service needs for other business units and projects for Canadian Natural

Requirements

• customs
• dangerous goods
• ms office
• class 5
• supply chain
• warehousing

What You Bring

-Knowledge of the following are assets: -Knowledge of customs documentation and compliance -Understanding of Dangerous Goods Transportation, ground, sea and air -MS Office Suite -Possess a minimum of a valid Class 5 GDL Alberta driver’s license or equivalent out of province license -Understanding of Warehousing and Distribution -Currently enrolled in your 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year of an undergraduate degree (or minor) in Supply Chain Management or relevant program

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Benefits

-Multiple volunteer opportunities within the community -Students may be eligible for relocation assistance pursuant to Canadian Natural’s Student Relocation Policy (Students will be responsible for finding their own accommodations during the work term) -Competitive salary

About Canadian Natural Resources Limited (Cnrl)

-Grows into one of Canada’s leading independent energy producers. -Operates a globally diversified portfolio including oil sands mining, thermal in situ, conventional wells, and offshore operations. -Runs major oil sands projects such as Horizon and Athabasca, tapping vast resources of synthetic crude. -Long-lived, low-decline assets support consistent dividends and disciplined reinvestment strategies. -Balances heavy and light liquids with natural gas production. -Adopts a capital-efficient approach with hierarchical decision-making, maintaining a low-cost operational advantage. -Avoids layoffs during downturns, focusing on cost control and workforce continuity.

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