🍁 Earn $51,376/year as a Farm Support Worker in Canada with visa sponsorship and LMIA support! Caledon Produce Farms Ltd. is hiring 10 seasonal workers in Burford, Ontario. Enjoy competitive pay, overtime under Ontario standards, paid vacation, and on-the-job training. International applicants are welcome — apply today before all positions are filled!
Job Summary
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Caledon Produce Farms Ltd. is seeking Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program (SAWP) Support Workers to help keep farm operations running smoothly during peak planting and harvest periods. In this hands-on role, you’ll assist with crop handling, basic record-keeping, and daily farm tasks while supporting a diverse team of agricultural workers.
Based in Burford, Ontario, the company follows Ontario’s Employment Standards Act and the federal Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP), including SAWP where applicable. This is an excellent opportunity for candidates seeking jobs in Canada with the potential for LMIA-backed work permits, practical training, and a supportive, safety-focused environment.
Key Duties and Responsibilities:
Worker Support: Assist seasonal workers with daily tasks and provide basic guidance to new team members.
Crop Activities: Help with planting, harvesting, sorting, grading, and packing fresh produce.
Safety Monitoring: Follow farm safety procedures and report hazards or incidents.
Record Keeping: Keep simple production and attendance records accurately.
Cleanliness & Sanitation: Ensure clean, organized workstations and common areas.
Team Collaboration: Work closely with crew leaders to meet daily targets and quality standards.
Requirements:
Ability to perform physically demanding tasks and work on your feet for extended periods.
Comfort working indoors/outdoors in changing weather conditions.
Basic English communication and ability to follow instructions and safety procedures.
Attention to detail for sorting, packing, and simple record-keeping.
Team-oriented, reliable, and punctual with a positive attitude.
Willingness to work overtime and weekends during peak harvest.
Legally able to work in Canada or eligible for a work permit under TFWP/SAWP.
Education:
High school diploma or equivalent preferred, not mandatory.
On-the-job training provided; prior farm experience is an asset.
Working Conditions:
Seasonal, outdoor farm environment with exposure to varied weather.
Repetitive tasks, bending, lifting, and standing for long periods.
Shift times may include early mornings, weekends, and overtime during peak seasons.
Personal protective equipment and safety training provided.
Benefits:
Competitive hourly wage based on Ontario standards.
Overtime pay in accordance with the Ontario Employment Standards Act (ESA).
Vacation pay per provincial regulations.
Safe, respectful, and supportive workplace culture.
On-the-job training and skill development.
Visa Sponsorship & Immigration Information:
Eligible foreign workers may be considered under Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP), including the Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program (SAWP) where applicable. For these roles, an employer-supported Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) may be used to support a work permit application. SAWP participation depends on country eligibility and government approvals.
Candidates should be prepared with a valid passport, updated resume/CV, references, and may need a medical exam and police certificate as required by IRCC. If selected, you may use the job offer and LMIA details (when applicable) to apply for a Canadian work permit. Always refer to official IRCC guidance for the most current requirements.
How to Apply:
Prepare an updated resume/CV in English.
Highlight any farming, packing, or physically demanding work experience.
State your current country of residence and work authorization status.
Include references and contact details.
Ensure your passport and supporting documents are up to date.
Submit your application through the apply button on this page.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
About the Company:
Caledon Produce Farms Ltd. is an Ontario-based grower specializing in high-quality fresh produce. The company prioritizes safe working conditions, team collaboration, and adherence to Canadian labour and immigration regulations.
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With a focus on respect, safety, and quality, Caledon Produce Farms Ltd. supports its workforce through training, clear procedures, and continuous improvement across its farm operations.
Job Types:
Temporary
Salary:
$51,376 per year
Work Location:
In person
FAQs:
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Q: Is visa sponsorship available? A: Yes. LMIA-backed sponsorship may be considered for qualified international applicants under the TFWP/SAWP, subject to program eligibility and approvals.
Q: Is previous experience required? A: Farming experience is helpful but not mandatory. Training is provided for motivated candidates.
Q: Can foreign workers/international applicants apply? A: Yes. International candidates can apply through approved government programs such as SAWP or the TFWP Agricultural Stream.
Q: What is the salary and is it negotiable? A: The estimated yearly earnings are $51,376 based on the average hourly range of $17.50–$20.50 and standard hours. Final hourly pay depends on experience and farm rates, with overtime as per Ontario ESA.
Q: What are the working hours/schedule? A: Full-time seasonal with variable hours. Expect early starts, weekend shifts, and overtime during peak harvest periods.
Q: Is this a permanent position? A: No. This is a seasonal, temporary role aligned with planting and harvest cycles.
Q: Are there opportunities for career growth? A: Strong performers may be invited back for future seasons and can take on added responsibilities such as crew or lead-hand support over time.
Q: What benefits are included? A: Benefits include overtime pay per Ontario ESA, vacation pay, on-the-job training, and a safe, supportive work environment.
Ready to grow your agricultural career in Canada? Apply now to join Caledon Produce Farms Ltd. and take the next step toward a rewarding seasonal role with potential LMIA-supported visa pathways.
