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Sofina Foods Canada

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Sofina Foods Canada, headquartered in Markham, Ontario, offers a diverse range of high-quality protein products, serving retail and foodservice customers across North America and Europe.

Markham, Ontario

Food and Beverage Manufacturing
1,001–5,000 people

About

Sofina Foods is a privately owned Canadian company headquartered in Markham, Ontario, Canada dedicated to providing great-tasting, high-quality food products for consumers. As one of the nation’s leading manufacturers of primary and further processed protein products for both retail and foodservice customers, Sofina Foods has a broad portfolio of branded and private label pork, beef, fish, turkey, and chicken products. In May 2021, Sofina expanded its footprint into Europe and the UK by acquiring a number of pork and seafood manufacturing companies. The pork division, including Karro, is one of the largest processors and suppliers of products across the UK and Ireland. The seafood division is the largest provider of chilled and frozen products in the UK and includes the iconic 200-year-old Young’s Seafood brand. Globally, the company operates 44 sites and has over 13,000 employees.

Open positions

Permanent Millwright

On-site · Regina

The Millwright is responsible for troubleshooting, diagnosing, and repairing plant production and facility equipment. They must also adhere to company policies, HACCP regulations, and maintain preventive maintenance schedules.

Maintenance Technician

On-site · Regina

The Maintenance Technician is responsible for maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing hatchery equipment and facility infrastructure to ensure operational reliability. This role executes preventive maintenance programs and responds to equipment breakdowns to minimize downtime and support safety and biosecurity standards.

Journeyman Tradesperson – Millwright

On-site · Edmonton

The Journeyman Millwright is responsible for the maintenance, installation, and fabrication of mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic equipment. They also ensure the ammonia refrigeration system functions correctly while adhering to safety and HACCP regulations.

Lead Hand Millwright ($44.80/hr)

On-site · Burlington

The Lead Hand Millwright is responsible for maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing industrial plant equipment including conveyors, pumps, and hydraulic systems. They must ensure all work complies with safety regulations and GMP standards while managing work orders through a computerized maintenance system.

Licensed Millwright ($46.25/hr)

On-site · Burlington

Maintain and repair plant mechanical equipment including conveyors, pumps, and hydraulic systems. Ensure compliance with safety regulations and perform preventive and corrective maintenance tasks.

Licensed Industrial Mechanic Millwright (433A)

On-site · Toronto

Perform preventative, corrective, and emergency maintenance on plant equipment to ensure operational efficiency. Collaborate with production teams to install, repair, and maintain mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems.

Quality Assurance Technician

On-site · Belleville

The Quality Assurance Technician supports food safety and quality standards by conducting inspections, monitoring HACCP compliance, and performing environmental swabbing. They are also responsible for maintaining documentation, training team members, and managing product sampling and testing data.

Licensed Class B Refrigeration Technician

On-site · Perth

The Refrigeration Technician is responsible for the care, maintenance, and monitoring of facility boilers, refrigeration units, and HVAC systems. They must ensure all equipment operates in compliance with TSSA standards, food safety regulations, and company policies.

Industrial Mechanic- Millwright

On-site · Hanover

Responsible for the teardown, setup, and troubleshooting of production equipment to ensure minimal downtime. Performs regular preventative and predictive maintenance tasks while supporting other maintenance staff.

Industrial Mechanic- Millwright

On-site · Hanover

Responsible for the teardown, setup, and mechanical troubleshooting of production equipment to ensure minimal downtime. Performs regular preventative and predictive maintenance tasks while supporting other maintenance staff.