Farm Jobs in Canada with Sponsorship – Chilliwack, BC

Dairy Farm Foreman/Woman – Lead Operations on a Progressive Canadian Dairy Farm (LMIA Sponsorship Available)
Job Category: Work For Foreigners
Job Position: Dairy Farm Foreman/Woman
 Employer: Grace_Mar Farms LTD
Location: Chilliwack, BC
Wage: $22.00 Per hour
Job Type: Permanent employment, Full time
Schedule: Early morning, Morning, Day, Evening, Night, Weekend
Benefits: Health benefits, Other benefits
LMIA Sponsorship: Available for qualified international candidates

Job Overview
Grace_Mar Farms LTD is looking for an experienced and hands-on Dairy Farm Foreman/Woman to supervise daily operations on a busy dairy farm in rural Chilliwack, BC. This role is ideal for someone who has solid experience with dairy cattle, enjoys working directly with animals and farm staff, and is ready to take on responsibility for herd health, milking operations, and general farm coordination. You will lead a small team, oversee calving and breeding programs, and ensure that safety, biosecurity, and animal welfare standards are maintained at all times. Staff accommodation is available, making this a great opportunity for candidates from other regions or countries who want to build a long-term agricultural career in one of Canada’s most productive dairy regions.

Languages

• English

Education

• Secondary (high) school graduation certificate, or
• Equivalent experience

Experience

• 2 years to less than 3 years of relevant farm experience, preferably in dairy or livestock operations
• Supervisory experience or demonstrated leadership on a farm is a strong asset

Work Site Environment

• Dairy and livestock environment
• Outdoors and in barns/milking parlours
• Hot, dusty, noisy, and with strong odours typical of livestock operations
• Work around large animals and farm machinery in conditions that can be dangerous if safety procedures are not followed

Work Setting

• Rural area near Chilliwack, BC
• Staff accommodation available on or near the farm (details discussed with employer)

Key Responsibilities (Tasks)

• Handle and work safely with dairy cattle, including moving, sorting, and restraining animals as needed
• Monitor the calving process, assist with difficult births when required, and ensure newborn calves receive appropriate early care
• Regularly monitor animal health, behaviour, and condition; identify signs of illness, injury, or distress and respond promptly
• Supervise milking operations to ensure work is done correctly, hygienically, and efficiently according to farm protocols
• Treat livestock health issues under farm protocols and in consultation with veterinarians or herd health advisors
• Supervise and oversee breeding programs, including heat detection, breeding timing, and record-keeping for dairy cattle
• Assist in the development and implementation of farm safety and biosecurity procedures
• Ensure all farm safety and biosecurity procedures are followed by all staff at all times
• Operate and oversee feeding and watering systems to ensure animals receive proper nutrition and clean water
• Perform and supervise general farm duties such as cleaning barns, bedding stalls, feeding, yard maintenance, and basic repairs
• Coordinate daily work schedules for staff, assign tasks, and monitor performance and productivity
• Train and guide staff in proper animal handling, milking procedures, hygiene, and safety standards
• Maintain accurate records related to animal health, breeding, calving, production, and treatments
• Communicate regularly with farm owners/managers about herd status, staff performance, and any operational issues

Supervision

• Supervise 3–4 people (milkers, general farm workers, and other livestock staff)

Experience and Specialization

• Equipment and machinery experience:
  • Feeding and watering systems
• Areas of specialization:
  • Agricultural livestock service
  • Cattle breeding
  • Dairy cattle management

Work Conditions and Physical Capabilities

• Work under pressure at times, especially during calving, breeding, or emergency health situations
• Tight deadlines related to milking times, feeding schedules, and time-sensitive tasks
• Physically demanding work including lifting, pushing, and pulling equipment, feed, and bedding
• Combination of sitting, standing, and walking throughout the day
• Large workload with varied tasks requiring good time management and prioritization
• Frequent bending, crouching, and kneeling in barns and pens
• Exposure to all weather conditions when working outdoors

Personal Suitability

• Organized and able to plan, prioritize, and coordinate multiple tasks and staff
• Strong team player and natural leader who can motivate and support workers from diverse backgrounds
• Reliable and dependable, with a strong work ethic and commitment to animal welfare
• Good communication skills for giving clear instructions and providing feedback to staff and owners
• Sound judgement in making decisions about animal care, staff safety, and farm operations
• Attention to detail in monitoring animal health, milking procedures, and record-keeping
• Problem-solving mindset, able to respond quickly and calmly to emergencies or unexpected issues
• Physically fit and willing to work long or irregular hours during busy periods
• Respectful, professional attitude in a close-knit rural community and farm environment
• Adaptable and flexible as farm needs, weather, and herd conditions change

Health Benefits

• Health care plan (details to be discussed with employer)

Other Benefits

• Staff accommodation available (on or near farm)
• Free parking available

Who Can Apply to This Job?

• Canadian citizens, permanent residents, and temporary residents of Canada
• Other candidates with or without a valid Canadian work permit
• LMIA Sponsorship is available for qualified international candidates who meet experience, language, and suitability requirements and are eligible under Canadian immigration programs

How to Apply
Online: Apply on Company’s Website