Vineyard Worker – Visa Sponsorship Available
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Job Overview
Our client is seeking dedicated workers for organic farming, specifically in viticulture. This role entails various tasks such as guiding growing shoots, managing vine growth, and harvesting grapes. Candidates should be prepared for physically demanding work in various climate conditions.
Key Responsibilities
- Guide growing shoots into optimal development positions.
- Maintain and manage the growth of vines and grapes.
- Manually remove all suckers and water sprouts.
- Tie and secure plants.
- Harvest crops (grapes).
Work Environment
- Organic farming setting.
- Outdoor work in variable conditions: dusty, hot, cold, or noisy.
Physical Requirements
- Repetitive tasks and handling heavy loads (up to 50 lbs).
- Ability to stand for extended periods, and perform bending, crouching, and kneeling.
- Walking is required as part of the job.
Employment Information
Experience in similar roles is considered a valuable asset. Work hours may include early mornings, weekend shifts, and various daytime options. Our client is a recognized employer participating in government programs.
Living and Working in Penticton, British Columbia
Penticton, located in the heart of British Columbia, is known for its stunning lakes and warm climate, making it ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. The city offers a relatively affordable cost of living compared to larger urban centers, with abundant recreational activities such as hiking, cycling, and water sports. Penticton attracts newcomers due to its vibrant community and growth in sectors like agriculture and tourism, offering numerous job opportunities for those looking to relocate to British Columbia, Canada.
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Job Expiry 2026-10-30
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