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Wendy Wen
Quality Control Technician
Darlington, South Carolina1999 was the year that I started with Canfor. What I love about this company is that they are willing to develop their employees. I started here not knowing how to grade lumber or read a tape measure, but I was taught those skills. Now, I work as a Quality Control Technician, making sure that our products are optimized for our customers around the world. At Canfor, there’s always something to learn and an opportunity to improve. I have witnessed and believe in the growth of the company, and the future looks bright.
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Wendy Wen
Quality Control Technician
Darlington, South Carolina1999 was the year that I started with Canfor. What I love about this company is that they are willing to develop their employees. I started here not knowing how to grade lumber or read a tape measure, but I was taught those skills. Now, I work as a Quality Control Technician, making sure that our products are optimized for our customers around the world. At Canfor, there’s always something to learn and an opportunity to improve. I have witnessed and believe in the growth of the company, and the future looks bright.
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Teddy Townsley
Energy Manager
Prince George, British ColumbiaAt our mill sites, we’re completely focused on reducing our footprint and increasing our sustainability for the long term. I like working with people who are motivated to make a difference. I’m changing things from the inside, for the better. What’s exciting to me is that I don’t know what my future is in the industry. My job didn’t exist before I created it, and neither did my previous role. The industry is changing so much as we push towards using less and being more sustainable. The unknown is very exciting.
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Teddy Townsley
Energy Manager
Prince George, British ColumbiaAt our mill sites, we’re completely focused on reducing our footprint and increasing our sustainability for the long term. I like working with people who are motivated to make a difference. I’m changing things from the inside, for the better. What’s exciting to me is that I don’t know what my future is in the industry. My job didn’t exist before I created it, and neither did my previous role. The industry is changing so much as we push towards using less and being more sustainable. The unknown is very exciting.
