🍁 Earn $55,328 per year as a Farm Support Worker with Caledon Produce Farms Ltd. in Burford, Ontario. This seasonal role offers visa sponsorship through approved Canadian programs and includes paid training to help you succeed quickly. Join a safety-first team where your hard work supports local food production and peak harvest operations. Multiple vacancies are available, so apply early to secure your chance this season.
Job Summary
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Caledon Produce Farms Ltd. is hiring Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program (SAWP) Support Workers to keep day-to-day farm operations running smoothly during peak periods. You will assist with planting, harvesting, sorting, packing, and general farm support while helping coordinate and guide seasonal crews. This is a great entry point for foreign workers seeking jobs in Canada with visa sponsorship, especially those interested in agriculture and hands-on outdoor work.
Based in Burford, Ontario, the employer follows Ontario Employment Standards and Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program guidelines to ensure fair pay and safe working conditions. International applicants are welcome to apply under approved immigration streams. If you are reliable, physically fit, and eager to learn, this role can help you build Canadian work experience with training and supportive supervision.
Key Duties and Responsibilities
Worker Support: Assist seasonal farm workers with daily task setup, tool distribution, and basic orientation.
Crop Tasks: Help with planting, harvesting, sorting, and packing produce to meet daily targets and quality standards.
Equipment Care: Clean and maintain hand tools, bins, and small equipment; report defects or safety issues promptly.
Safety Monitoring: Encourage safe work practices, ensure PPE use where required, and report hazards to supervisors.
Record Keeping: Complete simple production, quality, and attendance logs accurately and on time.
Quality Control: Inspect produce for grade, damage, and cleanliness; follow instructions for sorting and packing specifications.
Sanitation: Keep work areas, storage rooms, and common spaces neat and hygienic throughout the shift.
Loading and Handling: Move filled bins and boxes to storage or loading areas; assist with staging for shipment as directed.
Team Communication: Relay updates between workers and supervisors to coordinate tasks and resolve minor issues quickly.
Requirements
Basic English communication to follow safety instructions and record simple information.
Physical fitness to stand for long periods, bend, lift up to 25 kg, and work at a steady pace.
Comfort working outdoors and indoors in varying weather and temperature conditions.
Willingness to learn safe handling, basic record keeping, and farm operating procedures.
Reliable, punctual, and able to work cooperatively in a multicultural team.
Eligible to work in Canada or able to obtain a work permit under the Temporary Foreign Worker Program or SAWP, as applicable.
Previous farm or manual work experience is helpful but not required; training is provided.
Education
No formal education required.
High school diploma or equivalent is an asset but not mandatory.
Working Conditions
Work takes place on a farm and in packhouse/storage areas with exposure to changing weather and temperatures.
Seasonal schedule aligned with planting and harvest cycles; hours may vary by crop and weather.
Shifts may include early mornings, occasional weekends, and overtime during peak demand.
Repetitive tasks, standing, bending, and lifting are part of the role.
All work is conducted following Ontario safety standards and employer policies.
Benefits
Competitive hourly wage aligned with Ontario standards.
Overtime pay provided according to Ontario Employment Standards Act.
Vacation pay in line with provincial regulations.
On-the-job training and supportive supervision.
Safe, respectful, and compliant work environment.
Visa Sponsorship & Immigration Information
Visa sponsorship is available for eligible foreign workers under Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program. When approved, this role may be recruited through the Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program (SAWP) or related agri-food streams. The employer will obtain an LMIA where required to support a work permit application. International candidates should understand that program availability and eligibility are subject to Government of Canada approvals.
Applicants outside Canada should prepare a valid passport, an updated resume, references if available, and proof of experience or training relevant to farm work. Depending on the program, you may be asked for a medical exam or police certificate. The general process includes receiving a job offer, the employer securing an LMIA (if applicable), and then the worker applying for a Canadian work permit. Some SAWP applicants coordinate through their home country’s authorities as part of a government-to-government process.
How to Apply
Prepare an updated resume/CV in English.
Highlight any farm, warehouse, or manual work experience and transferable skills.
State your current work authorization status and country of residence.
Include references if available.
Submit your application through the apply button on this page.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for next steps.
About the Company
Caledon Produce Farms Ltd. is an Ontario-based agricultural producer focused on fresh, high-quality crops. The company places strong emphasis on safe working practices, fair pay, and respect for all employees.
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The team follows Ontario Employment Standards and federal Temporary Foreign Worker Program regulations. Workers benefit from clear procedures, on-the-job training, and a culture that values teamwork and reliability.
Job Details
Job Type: Seasonal
Salary: $55,328 per year
Work Location: In person
Vacancies: 10 positions
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is visa sponsorship available for this role? A: Yes. Eligible foreign workers may be sponsored under Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program, including SAWP when approved.
Q: Can international applicants / foreign workers apply? A: Yes. International applicants are encouraged to apply through approved government program channels and must meet Canadian work permit requirements.
Q: What is the salary and is it negotiable? A: The hourly range is CAD 17.50 to CAD 20.50. The estimated total compensation is approximately $55,328 per year based on average hours and loadings. Final rates follow Ontario standards and are tied to skills and role fit.
Q: Is previous experience required? A: Not strictly. Prior farm or manual work experience is helpful, but training is provided for motivated candidates.
Q: What are the working hours? A: Hours vary with the season and weather. Expect full-time seasonal schedules with possible early mornings, weekends, and overtime during harvest peaks.
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Q: Is this a permanent position? A: No. This is a seasonal role aligned with planting and harvest periods.
Q: What is the LMIA process? A: For most TFWP positions, the employer applies for a Labour Market Impact Assessment. After approval and a job offer, the worker applies for a Canadian work permit. SAWP roles may also involve coordination with the worker’s home government.
Q: How do I apply? A: Submit your application through the apply button on this page.
Take the next step toward a rewarding seasonal role in Canada’s agriculture sector. Apply now to join Caledon Produce Farms Ltd. in Burford, Ontario, and gain valuable experience with training, fair pay, and a supportive team. Seasonal hiring moves quickly around harvest, so submit your application as soon as possible.
