Shape the Quality of Seafood – Join Our Team as a Seafood Preparer
North Nova Seafoods based in Pictou, NS is inviting applications from suitable candidates for the position of Seafood preparer – fish and seafood processing. North Nova Seafoods is a renowned supplier of fresh, high-quality seafood products. Specializing in locally sourced fish and shellfish, the company offers a wide variety of products including lobster, scallops, and cod, serving both local and international markets. The candidates selected for the vacancy will be required to start the work as soon as possible.
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Job Description:
Employer Name: North Nova Seafoods
Position: Seafood preparer – fish and seafood processing
No of Vacancies: 92
Salary: $16.50 hourly for 35 to 50 hours per week
Employment Type: Permanent employment Full time
Location: 164 N Nova Ln, Pictou, NS B0K 1H0, Canada
Shifts: Day, Evening, Weekend, Overtime, Morning
Requirements:
Languages: Candidates must have knowledge of the English Language
Education: Candidates don’t need standard educational qualification such as degree, certificate or diploma
Experience: Candidates don’t need experience, training will be provided
Responsibilities:
- The candidates should be able to cut, clean, and trim fish or seafood prior to marketing or further processing
- The candidates should be able to disjoint and remove meat from lobsters or other crustaceans preparatory to canning or further processing
Benefits:
- The candidates will get piece work
Candidate Status:
- Candidate must be a Canadian Citizen or temporary or permanent resident of Canada
- Candidate must have legal authorization (Work Permit) to work in Canada
- If Candidates are unable to fulfill above mentioned requirements, don’t apply for the position
How to apply:
If the position is fit for you and the basic requirements are fulfilled then you can now apply directly to the employer (along with your Resume) through the below-mentioned details
By email
[email protected]
By fax
902-485-1792