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Mexico City. – Vacancies in Canada continue to open up serving Latinos and Mexicans, and one of the newest is looking for people who want to work in seafood processing plants located in Quebec, New Brunswick and Newfoundland.
Posted on the Employment Portal of the Ministry of Social Work, the job offer does not require the candidate to speak English or French; In addition, the unit gives you advice on the process of migrating to the country of the maple leaf.
What is the vacancy?
Those interested in applying for the vacancy should know that it is essential that they understand the fish cleaning process; shell and brush the crabs; conditioning steaks; shell the lobster and remove its meat to place it later in bags.
Other duties will include providing assistance in packing, assembly, loading and unloading areas, as well as cleaning and adjusting machinery used, as well as work areas.
How much salary do they offer?
Companies that need providers of this type of service are willing to pay them 30,000 Mexican pesos and include legal benefits such as medical insurance, overtime, fixed-term contracts and breaks to rest and eat.
What requirements are Canadian companies asking for?
The person must have at least completed secondary education and a minimum of one to two years’ experience as a fish and shellfish plant worker.
- Documents you must present:
- Curriculum Vitae updated
- Valid passport or renewal appointment at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Education certificate
- Recent letters proving required work experience
- Proof of residence
- INE
- CURP.
They require physical skills
The companies specify that anyone who wants to join their work team must be someone who can carry heavy objects up to 25 kilograms, in addition to having no problem standing for long periods of time.
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