fish-processing plant worker
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About the role
Education: No degree, certificate or diploma. Work site environment: Noisy. Odours. Cold/refrigerated. Tasks: Cut, clean and trim fish or seafood prior to marketing or further processing. Transport fish and shellfish to work area. Weigh fish or shellfish, record weight and pack fish in ice. Sort fish according to species, weight and destination. Work conditions and physical capabilities: Repetitive tasks. Physically demanding. Manual dexterity. Hand-eye co-ordination. Standing for extended periods. Weight handling: Up to 23 kg (50 lbs). Own tools/equipment: Steel-toed safety boots. Experience: Experience an asset. Financial benefits: As per collective agreement. Other benefits: On-site housing options.
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About Barry Group Inc
Barry Group Inc. has been involved in fish harvesting and processing since the 1830's. In 1854 we established the current business in Corner Brook, Newfoundland.
During the 1960's, the advent of modern technology presented promising business opportunities and, as a result, the Barry Group placed greater focus on quality, customer service, and marketing, while significantly expanding the customer base and production with more diverse species and packs.
The responsible expansion of the Barry Group was contrived in the final decade of the last century with strategic access to more processing plants, and expanded quotas. This expansion allowed the company to begin diversifying domestically and internationally.
Today, a large and skillful workforce throughout Atlantic Canada processes thousands of tons of fish from an expanding list of species for the demanding and competitive international market.
Species:
The major fish species which we are currently involved with are as follows:
Specie Latin Name Atlantic Lobster homarus americanus Snow Crab chionoecetes opilio Coldwater Shrimp pandalus borealis Atlantic Herring clupea harengus harengus Capelin mallotus villosus Atlantic Mackerel scomber scombrus Greenland Halibut reinhardtium hippoglossoides
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fish-processing plant worker
Top Benefits
About the role
Education: No degree, certificate or diploma. Work site environment: Noisy. Odours. Cold/refrigerated. Tasks: Cut, clean and trim fish or seafood prior to marketing or further processing. Transport fish and shellfish to work area. Weigh fish or shellfish, record weight and pack fish in ice. Sort fish according to species, weight and destination. Work conditions and physical capabilities: Repetitive tasks. Physically demanding. Manual dexterity. Hand-eye co-ordination. Standing for extended periods. Weight handling: Up to 23 kg (50 lbs). Own tools/equipment: Steel-toed safety boots. Experience: Experience an asset. Financial benefits: As per collective agreement. Other benefits: On-site housing options.
Not the right fit? Search for fish jobs in Harbour Breton, NL
About Barry Group Inc
Barry Group Inc. has been involved in fish harvesting and processing since the 1830's. In 1854 we established the current business in Corner Brook, Newfoundland.
During the 1960's, the advent of modern technology presented promising business opportunities and, as a result, the Barry Group placed greater focus on quality, customer service, and marketing, while significantly expanding the customer base and production with more diverse species and packs.
The responsible expansion of the Barry Group was contrived in the final decade of the last century with strategic access to more processing plants, and expanded quotas. This expansion allowed the company to begin diversifying domestically and internationally.
Today, a large and skillful workforce throughout Atlantic Canada processes thousands of tons of fish from an expanding list of species for the demanding and competitive international market.
Species:
The major fish species which we are currently involved with are as follows:
Specie Latin Name Atlantic Lobster homarus americanus Snow Crab chionoecetes opilio Coldwater Shrimp pandalus borealis Atlantic Herring clupea harengus harengus Capelin mallotus villosus Atlantic Mackerel scomber scombrus Greenland Halibut reinhardtium hippoglossoides