February 28th, 2024 at 01:56 pm

LMIA-Approved Farm Jobs in Canada 2024 | Moksh Corporation Ltd

For the role of Farm Supervisor, Moksh Corporation Ltd., based in Caledon Village, Ontario, is looking for self-motivated candidates with exceptional interpersonal skills. The chosen applicant has to start working as soon as possible. Opportunities are offered on a permanent or full-time basis. Day, night, weekend, early morning, and morning shifts are all covered.

Job Details

• Employer Name: Moksh Corporation Ltd.
• Position: Farm Supervisor
• No. of vacancies: 4
• Salary: $21.50 hourly for 40 hours per week
• Employment type: Permanent employment, Full time
• Street Address Caledon Village, ON

Benefits of LMIA Farm Jobs in Canada

• Opportunities for Permanent Residency: Many farm jobs in the LMIA industry could provide pathways to permanent residency in Canada through the federal or provincial nominee programs (FSWP) or the FSWP. This could offer long-term security and stability for you and your family in Canada.
• Seasonal Employment: Some jobs in agriculture allow you to work only during specific times of the year, such as planting or harvesting seasons. Seasonal work might offer more flexibility to people looking to supplement their income or take trips during the off-season.
• Competitive Wages: In Canada, a lot of agricultural jobs offer competitive pay that often reaches or exceeds minimum wage requirements. Certain employers may also offer bonuses or incentives based on productivity or performance metrics.
• Provision of Housing and Meals: Some agricultural businesses may provide their workers with housing and meals on-site to reduce living expenses and save money while they are working on the farm.
• Practical Knowledge and Understanding of Agriculture: Working as an LMIA on a farm provides a great deal of practical knowledge and understanding of agricultural practices. This experience could be helpful to people who are committed to a career in agriculture or a closely connected field.
• Creating a Connection with Nature: Farmwork offers the chance to work outside in the fresh air and with physical exercise, which helps to create a connection with nature. This could promote better health and well-being in day-to-day living.

Additional Benefits

• Community Engagement: Working on farms sometimes requires cooperation with other agricultural laborers as well as active involvement in local affairs. This could lead to chances for networking, social contact, and cross-cultural exchange.
• Development of Skills: Working on a farm requires a variety of skills, such as being proficient with machinery operation, agricultural cultivation, and animal care. Working on farms helps you develop and hone these abilities, which you can use in other sectors of the economy or professions.
• Encouragement of a Supportive Work Environment: Many companies in the agriculture industry help their staff members succeed in their roles by offering guidance, training, and mentorship. This may improve overall well-being as well as job satisfaction.
• Contribution to Food Production: Working on a farm allows one to actively engage in the food production process, supporting the agricultural industry and helping to meet the world’s growing food needs. This could give your work a sense of fulfillment and purpose.

Duties

1. The candidate needs to be competent to perform routine farm tasks.
2. The candidate must oversee every aspect of farm operations.
3. The candidate must be able to operate farm machinery and equipment with familiarity.
4. The candidate will be expected to maintain and repair farm machinery and equipment as needed.
5. Records for quality assurance and production must be kept by the candidate.
6. The candidate will be in charge of organizing and managing the work of harvest workers and common farm laborers.
7. The candidate is responsible for setting up timetables and policies.
8. The candidate would oversee and oversee breeding and other tasks about cattle.
9. The candidate will have to supervise and handle tasks connected to crops, such as planting.
10. The applicant is responsible for making sure that biosecurity and agricultural safety laws are followed.
11. The candidate is responsible for making sure that tasks like planting and harvesting are completed by the deadline.
12. The candidate will need to communicate with management to arrange actions with other farm units.
13. The applicant must arrange for the transportation of products and livestock.
14. The applicant would be in charge of directing agricultural units’ operations and making suggestions for enhancements and modifications.
15. The candidate would be in charge of examining agricultural equipment and structures, making sure routine maintenance is carried out, and fixing any issues that arise.
16. The candidate would be in charge of the irrigation system’s installation, upkeep, and regular inspections.
17. In addition to making sure that the law is followed, the applicant will be in charge of enforcing compliance with health and safety guidelines.
18. The candidate will be in charge of making sure that insecticides, fertilizers, seeds, and other supplies are always available.

Task Requirements

• The applicant must speak English well.
• The applicant must, at the very least, have a secondary (high school) diploma.
• A minimum of one to two years of relevant work experience is required of the ideal candidate.
• The candidate needs to be able to oversee five to 10 people.
• The applicant needs to have good communication skills and be friendly.
• Only apply if you possess strong interpersonal and judgmental abilities and are a good team player.
• The candidate needs to be both methodical and adaptable.
• The candidate needs to emphasize morality and ethics a lot.
• Written and verbal communication skills are necessary for this role.
• The applicant needs to show up right away.
• On the farm, the applicant needs to be able to put in lengthy hours.
• The candidate needs to have exceptional hand-eye coordination.
• The applicant needs to take responsibility.
• An applicant needs to be sincere.
• The applicant needs to be reliable.
• The applicant needs to be skilled in time management and planning.
• The ideal applicant will possess exceptional critical thinking, analytical, and problem-solving abilities.
• The applicant needs to be capable of making choices under pressure.
• The candidate needs to be passionate about agriculture.
• An additional benefit is having a lot of expertise in an agriculturally related field.

Environment at Work

• The candidate must be able to endure thorns and insects, as well as lengthy hours of labor outside.
• The individual must work in cold, muggy, and hot conditions.
• The applicant must be able to work in a noisy atmosphere with complete focus.
• Working in environments with strong scents shouldn’t make the person queasy.

Workplace circumstances and physical capacity

• This place has a vibrant atmosphere.
• The applicant needs to be able to function well under duress.
• The applicant must be able to carry out physically taxing duties regularly.
• The person’s work responsibilities should involve heavy lifting regularly.
• Attention to detail is a must for the candidate.
• The candidate needs to have exceptional hand-eye coordination.
• The person needs to be able to stand for prolonged periods.
• The candidate needs to be able to bend, squat, and kneel for prolonged periods.
• The applicant must be prepared to put in extra time—including overtime—if needed.

How to Apply

By email: mokshcorpltd@yahoo.com

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a farmer shortage in Canada?

For foreign workers, working on a Canadian farm is a fantastic opportunity. One of Canada’s most important industries is agriculture, and each year, over 61,000 foreign workers are hired to help with farm and ranch operations.

What is the cost of the LMIA in Canada?

Employers are required to pay $1,000 for each desired employment to cover the cost of completing a dual intent LMIA application (for example, $1,000 x number of positions = total payment). You can pay the processing charge (in Canadian dollars) with a Visa or MasterCard.