Gazebo Assembly Training
Fraser Assembly crews have steady work, 12 months per year. We have two types of assembler and offer them both types our shelter, barbecue, and gazebo assembly training.
Independent Contractors
Contractors work in-stores and at customers’ homes. They:
i. drive their own cars to a job
ii. supply their own tools
iii. work at their own pace
iv. set their own hours
v. are paid for piece work
vi. focus on sheds, barbecues, housewares and gazebo assembly training
vii. are trained in our barbecue assembly school
Construction Employees
Our employees:
i. work at construction sites at farms or factories
ii. erect shelters, metal buildings, garden centres and greenhouses
iii. are paid by the hour, typically $25.00 per hour
iv. receive expenses for jobs away from home base
v. are trained extensively on the job and on-line
vi. receive training in:
Working at Heights
b. First Aid & CPR
c. WIMIS
d. Worker Awareness
e. material handling equipment: scissor lifts, telebooms, forklifts etc.Barbecue Assembly School – Earn & Learn
Barbecue Assembly School
With so many barbecue models on the market, Weber, Traeger, Napoleon, Iron Works, etc., it’s hard to be expert in all of them. Fraser Assembly runs barbeque assembly schools in different parts of Ontario. Here, students are shown how to assemble the barbecues they are asked to work on. Students are paid for this work and given every encouragement to become a pro.
Gazebo Assembly Training
Our staff is trained, one on one, in the details of Yardistry, Sojag, Sunjoy and dozens of other gazebo manufacturers. Once again, during gazebo assembly training our staff earn while they learn.