Strengthening the Global Food Supply Chain.
Winnipeg, Manitoba
At AGI we build the world’s food infrastructure. AGI is a global leader in the planning, engineering and manufacturing of full equipment solutions and systems across 5 platforms: Grain, Fertilizer, Food, Feed and Seed. We partner with our customers on 6 continents to leverage the AGI advantage and engineer unique market specific systems. These systems are delivered for farm and commercial applications and include: Storage, Handling, Structural, Processing, and Controls all based on, and brought together, with Engineering and Project Management. The AGI brand as well as our product brands are among the most recognized in global agriculture; in some cases, with more than 160 years of industry experience. Our history of success and international esteem is yet another reason the AGI advantage has you covered. Interested in a career at AGI? Visit www.aggrowth.com/careers
On-site · Lethbridge
The Shipping and Receiving Supervisor oversees the shipping process, manages team members, and coordinates schedules to ensure efficient operations. They also liaise with various departments and external partners to meet customer deadlines while maintaining safety standards.
On-site · Saskatoon
This role involves supporting plant operations through the use of hand tools, hoists, and basic machinery. Responsibilities also include loading and unloading materials while strictly adhering to safety policies and procedures.
On-site
The receptionist/logistics coordinator will manage front-desk duties, including greeting visitors and answering phones, while coordinating transportation activities and documentation. They will also maintain communication with the customer experience team to ensure accurate processing of invoices and shipping paperwork.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Application Engineer configures material handling equipment and produces approval and fabrication drawings while collaborating with sales, customers, and designers. They are also responsible for maintaining engineering calculation tools, updating ERP information, and providing technical support for warranty issues.
On-site · Nobleford
The Manufacturing Engineering Technician will produce shop drawings using Autodesk Inventor and manage build-to-order packages from conceptualization to production. They will also collaborate with internal departments and stakeholders to ensure products meet specifications, codes, and quality standards.
On-site · Nobleford
The assembler is responsible for building products according to engineering drawings and specifications using various hand tools. They must also perform quality checks, maintain a clean work area, and meet production schedule deadlines.
On-site · Nobleford
This role is responsible for maintaining building systems, production equipment, and exterior grounds to ensure high reliability and safe operating conditions. Responsibilities include executing preventative maintenance programs, troubleshooting machine issues, and coordinating environmental systems.
On-site
The General Labourer will perform daily production tasks including the operation of machinery, hoists, and hand tools. They are responsible for loading and unloading materials while strictly adhering to company safety policies and procedures.
On-site
The production welder will perform various welding functions while adhering to safety and quality assurance programs. They are responsible for reading drawings, following work orders, and assisting in the manufacturing and maintenance of facility equipment.
On-site · Swift Current No. 137
The Manufacturing Engineer will evaluate and develop manufacturing processes to improve efficiency, quality, and workflow. They will also calculate production costs and prepare detailed reports while collaborating with cross-functional teams.
On-site
The Forklift Operator is responsible for collecting materials for various departments safely and efficiently while performing general labor duties in the yard or facility. They must collaborate with the Production Supervisor and peers to ensure daily operational success.
On-site · Nobleford
The machine operator is responsible for operating various manufacturing equipment to fabricate steel and shaping metal components. They must also perform quality checks, complete maintenance tasks, and ensure accurate documentation of job orders and reports.
On-site · Lethbridge
The welder is responsible for joining metal components using various welding and cutting equipment to fabricate large petroleum tanks. They must also inspect welds for quality, maintain equipment, and ensure all tasks are performed according to engineering drawings and safety policies.
On-site · Lethbridge
The Continuous Improvement Technician will optimize warehouse space, material flow, and inventory management through targeted improvement projects. They will also support shopfloor teams by implementing 6S methodologies, visual management systems, and custom workstation designs.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Quality Assurance Coordinator is responsible for establishing and maintaining the Quality Management System while ensuring all products meet technical specifications. They will lead inspections, manage warranty claims, and provide continuous reporting on quality KPIs to support lean manufacturing objectives.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Production Supervisor leads a team of unionized employees to ensure production requirements are met while maintaining a strong safety culture. They are responsible for coordinating production activities, conducting safety and quality audits, and supporting continuous improvement initiatives.
On-site
The General Labourer will support daily production operations by operating machinery, using hand tools, and managing hoists. They are responsible for loading and unloading materials while strictly adhering to safety policies and procedures.
On-site · Swift Current No. 137
The Design Engineer Lead is responsible for overseeing the full product lifecycle of complex systems from concept through commercialization. They will manage engineering teams, drive innovation, and ensure all designs meet performance, cost, and manufacturability standards.
On-site
The General Labourer will perform daily production tasks including operating machinery, using hand tools, and managing material loading. They are responsible for maintaining safety standards and collaborating with the production team to ensure efficient operations.
On-site
The driver is responsible for the safe operation of company vehicles while adhering to all DOT and safety regulations. They must also manage cargo documentation, coordinate loading and unloading, and maintain regular communication with dispatch.
