Poultry farm labourer | LMIA approved

K.O. Farms Ltd based in Pickardville, AB is inviting applications from suitable candidates for the position of Poultry farm labourer who are self-motivated and have good interpersonal skills. The candidate who got selected will be required to start work as soon as possible. The vacancies refer to Permanent employment or Full time job. The shift timings include Day, Weekend and Overtime. The position of Poultry farm labourer has been approved by the LMIA (Labour Market Impact Assessment).

Employer Name : K.O. Farms Ltd
Position : Poultry farm labourer
No. of vacancies : 1
Salary : $16.52 hourly / 30 to 44 hours per week
Employment type : Permanent employment, Full time
Location : Pickardville, AB

The candidate must operate and maintain farm machinery and equipment. The candidate must clean stables, barns, barnyards, and pens. The candidate will be required to write basic progress reports on a daily basis. The candidate will be responsible for installing and monitoring water lines, air flow, and temperature in barns, pens, and chicken coops. Job Requirements The candidate should be fluent in English language. There are no standard education requirements such as a bachelor’s degree, a certificate, or a diploma. Training will be provided to the selected candidate. The candidate must be well-organized. The candidate should be a good team player. Farm operations include chicken farming, poultry and egg production. The work site environment is noisy, and the candidate must be able to work with complete concentration even in such conditions. The candidate must work in an environment with a high concentration of odours. The candidate must be able to work in dusty conditions. Work setting Accommodation will be provided for the candidate. The candidate must be willing to work in a rural area. Experience and specialization Additional information Work conditions and physical capabilities The candidate should be required to perform repetitive tasks on frequent basis. The candidate should be required to handle heavy loads as part of routine work. The candidate should be prepared to perform physically demanding tasks as part of their daily work. The candidate should have an eye for details. The candidate must have excellent hand eye coordination. The candidate must be able to recognise similarities and differences between sounds. The candidate must be willing to work in a standing position for extended periods of time. The candidate must be willing to work long hours in bending, crouching, and kneeling positions. The candidate will receive On-site housing options. #J-18808-Ljbffr
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