Groupe Touchette Inc. jobs
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Headquarters: Montreal (Quebec)
Year of creation: 1979
Sector of activity: distributor (automotive parts)
Features
Groupe Touchette Inc. is Canada’s largest privately owned tire distributor. It operates 30 distribution centers across Canada from Halifax to Vancouver as well as various retail service centers. It provides services to car manufacturers, automobile dealerships and independent tire retailers operating under TireLink, DT Tire and Atlas Tire Wholesale. Groupe Touchette Inc. also serves consumers under its retail banners of Tireland/IciPneu, TirePartners/Pneu Solutions and Touchette Pneus Mécanique. Groupe Touchette Inc. is a national leader in tire distribution in Canada.
Employees
Groupe Touchette Inc.’s more than 600 employees work from coast to coast in over 30 distribution centers and independent tire retailers. Customer service agents, accounting, IT and warehouse personnel are some of the positions that contribute to the well-oiled functioning of the company and to the servicing of its clients. It ought to be noted that some of the positions are physically demanding and require a strong constitution.
Working environment
Groupe Touchette Inc. provides its employees with a competitive salary and a benefits package that includes a health plan, life insurance, maternity/paternity leave and flex-time. Additionally, there is a group RRSP and the possibility of advancement in this fast growing company.
Corporate culture
For over forty years, Groupe Touchette Inc. has been on a mission to be the industry leader in tire management services. Passion, innovation and good customer service have propelled the company to where it currently stands, a leader in the Canadian market. From its humble beginnings as a single garage in 1979, Groupe Touchette Inc. has flourished due to its solid infrastructure, topnotch employees and rich understanding of the industry. With access to a large selection of premium brands and tire models, it now has the capacity to offer delivery services in 90 of the 100 largest cities in Canada in less than three hours.