Brad Tomelin
About Brad Tomelin
Brad Tomelin is a Sawmill Supervisor at Tolko Industries in Williams Lake, British Columbia, where he has worked since 2018. He has over a decade of experience in the industry, having previously served as a Chargehand and an hourly production worker at the same company, and he is also a firefighter with the Williams Lake Volunteer Fire Department.
Work at Tolko Industries
Brad Tomelin has been employed at Tolko Industries in Williams Lake, British Columbia, since 2007. He began his career as an hourly production worker from 2007 to 2009. Following this role, he served as Chargehand from 2009 to 2018, accumulating nine years of experience in this position. In 2018, he transitioned to the role of sawmill supervisor, where he continues to work, bringing a total of over 15 years of experience at Tolko Industries.
Current Role as Sawmill Supervisor
In his current position as sawmill supervisor at Tolko Industries, Brad Tomelin oversees operations within the sawmill. His responsibilities include managing production processes, ensuring safety protocols are followed, and leading a team of workers. This role has been pivotal in maintaining efficiency and productivity within the sawmill since he assumed the position in 2018.
Background in Firefighting
Alongside his role at Tolko Industries, Brad Tomelin has been a firefighter with the Williams Lake Volunteer Fire Department Inc. since 2018. His commitment to community service and emergency response complements his professional career in the sawmill industry. As a firefighter, he participates in various training and emergency response activities, contributing to the safety and well-being of the Williams Lake community.
Career Progression at Tolko Industries
Brad Tomelin's career at Tolko Industries reflects a steady progression through various roles. Starting as an hourly production worker, he gained foundational skills that led to his promotion to Chargehand. His experience in these roles equipped him with the knowledge and leadership skills necessary for his current position as sawmill supervisor, where he has been effective in managing operations for six years.