Plant Manager

KIT Recruitment is partnering with a Saskatchewan-based processing organization seeking

Plant Managers

for multiple facilities in the North Battleford area.

This is an excellent opportunity for a hands‑on operations leader who enjoys being on the plant floor, leading people, solving problems, and driving daily operations. Whether you’re an experienced Plant Manager or a Supervisor or Assistant Manager ready to take the next step, we’re looking for individuals with strong grain and pulse processing experience who are passionate about operational excellence.

Location: North Battleford, SK

Benefits and Paid vacation

Oversee daily plant operations including receiving, cleaning, grading, sizing, splitting, loading/unloading, and storage activities

Operate and supervise processing equipment including cleaners, gravity tables, de‑stoners, indents, and color sorters

Monitor grain and pulse grading standards and ensure product quality specifications are consistently met

Lead and supervise plant staff (up to approximately 15 employees), ensuring productivity, safety, and operational efficiency

Coordinate production schedules and prioritize workflow to meet customer and operational requirements

Support maintenance activities and troubleshoot operational issues to minimize downtime and maintain equipment reliability

Maintain food safety, quality, and workplace safety standards throughout plant operations

Track plant performance and contribute to process improvements and operational efficiency initiatives

Ensure accurate documentation, reporting, and computer‑based tracking related to production and operations

Foster a positive, accountable, and team‑oriented work environment

Plant Manager – Qualifications

Approximately

5+ years of progressive experience

within grain or pulse processing operations (e.g. Plant Operator, Lead Hand, Supervisor, Assistant Plant Manager, or Plant Manager)

Experience operating and supervising pulse/grain processing equipment such as cleaners, gravity tables, de‑stoners, indents, and color sorters

Grain and/or pulse grading experience

Previous experience leading or supervising employees within a grain, pulse, agricultural commodities, or food processing environment

Strong understanding of grain and pulse processing operations, product flow, quality standards, and plant operations

Working knowledge of maintenance coordination and equipment troubleshooting

Strong communication, organizational, and computer skills

Knowledge of workplace safety practices and food safety standards

This role is ideal for someone who has progressed through grain or pulse processing operations into a leadership position.

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