PROCESSING PLANT WORKERS
The backbone of our seafood industry
YOUR ROLE IN THE INDUSTRY
Seafood plant workers are the heart of our industry. Every day, your skill, dedication, and hard work ensure that world-class seafood makes its way from our shores to dinner plates around the globe.
Whether you’ve been in the industry for decades or are just starting your career, your contribution is essential to our communities, our economy, and our way of life.
We see your effort.
We value your work.
And we’re committed to supporting you in return.
TRAINING & SAFETY GUIDELINES
Knowledge is power – and safety is priority. Working in seafood processing requires a strong foundation in safe and effective practices. From food safety protocols to workplace safety standards, training helps protect you, your coworkers, and the communities we serve.
WHMIS
(Workplace Hazardous
Materials Information System)
OHS
(Occupational Health
And Safety)
Food Safety &
Sanitation Training
First Aid &
CPR Certification
JOBS
Seafood production has long sustained our way of life in Newfoundland & Labrador – with plenty of room to grow! Explore some current career opportunities here.
THE BENEFITS OF WORKING IN THE INDUSTRY
Across Newfoundland and Labrador, seafood processing plant workers play a vital role in keeping our world-class seafood industry moving. The work can be hard, but it’s fulfilling – and for many, it’s a career filled with pride, purpose, and connection. Here are just a few of the benefits:
- Opportunities for reliable seasonal work in your own community – with room to grow and advance
- Hands-on training and upskilling in food safety and operations
- Team-based environments with strong local ties
- Competitive wages and meaningful work that supports families and local economies
- A chance to be part of something bigger – helping deliver local seafood to global tables
FAIR COMPENSATION FOR YOUR TIME AND WORK
SAFE WORKING CONDITIONS WITH PROPER TRAINING AND EQUIPMENT
PROTECTION AGAINST
DISCRIMINATION AND HARASSMENT
BREAKS AND REST PERIODS
AS DEFINED BY LAW
“It’s good, reliable work – right where I grew up. You learn a lot on the job, and there’s a real sense of teamwork. We take pride in everything we do, because that’s our name on the box when it goes out the door.”
