Farm Equipment Operator Job
Employer: Little Bruce Farms
SpiderID: 14225295
Location: Eatonia, Saskatchewan
Posted: 8/18/2026
Wage: $25-$30 per hour
Priority Review Date: 11/16/2026
Job Code / NOC / SOC: 84120
Category: Farming/Ranching/Agriculture
Job Description:
Little Bruce Farms located at NW-13-26-26w3, Eatonia, S0L 0Y0 is hiring a Farm Equipment Operator to support year-round crop production operations. Work will take place at the farm and involves outdoor duties in varying and sometimes harsh weather conditions. This is a full-time position of 40 hours per week for a 2-year term, with work hours that may vary depending on seasonal and harvesting demands, including early mornings or late evenings.
Wages
• $25 - $ 30 per hour depending on experience
• 40 hours per week, full-time
• Atypical schedule depending on crop and harvesting cycles
Benefits:
• 4% vacation pay
• On-site housing available ($30/week payroll deduction)
• No overtime (Primary Agriculture Stream)
• Relocation assistance provided
Job Duties
• Operate farm machinery and equipment including combines, tractors, swathers, seed drills, sprayers, dusters, and related implements.
• Assist with planting, harvesting, and crop production activities
• Conduct routine equipment inspections, servicing, and basic maintenance
• Prepare fields and support seasonal agricultural operations
• Perform yard work, fence repair, and general farm maintenance
• Work outdoors in varying and sometimes harsh weather conditions
• Apply fertilizers and spray crops
• Clear fields of wood and stones
• Plant, cultivate and irrigate crops
• Clean work area
• Harvest crops
Experience Requirements
• Ability to safely operate farm equipment. Previous experience in any heavy equipment (mining equipment, agriculture equipment or construction equipment would be acceptable)
• Ability to work long hours during peak agricultural seasons
• Physically capable of performing labour-intensive outdoor work
• Comfort working around heavy machinery and rotating equipment
• Previous farm or equipment experience is an asset; training provided
Work Environment
• Outdoor work in all seasonal conditions
• Exposure to large agricultural machinery
• Physically demanding tasks in an agricultural setting
Abilities
• Ability to work independently
• Fast-paced environment
• Repetitive tasks
• Handling heavy loads
• Physically demanding
How to Apply
Interested applicants must submit the following to [email protected].
a. Resume
b. At least one reference
c. Answer the following questions
• When operating a tractor, what should you always do before starting the engine?
• What is the safest way to enter a grain bin?
• Why is machine guarding important on farm equipment?
• How should hay bales be stacked to prevent accidents?
• What is a key sign of heat stroke that farmers should watch for?
• The slow-moving vehicle emblem is to be displayed on farm equipment and all other vehicles designed to travel at speeds of 25 mph or less. What should you do if you approach farm equipment or a vehicle displaying this emblem?
• True or false? The slow-moving vehicle emblem is only to be displayed on tractors?
• When driving tractors and equipment on roads, what should you do to ensure your safety?
• What does ROPS stand for?
• When should you fasten your seat belt on a tractor?
• If you are driving a tractor and are turning; crossing a slope; or are on a rough, slick, or muddy surface, what should you do?
• True or false? Making sharp turns at high speeds, especially on a sloped surface, can be dangerous and cause an overturn.
• If you are driving a tractor out to a field and another worker hops on the steps for a ride, what should you do?
• True or false? When you get off a tractor you should leave it running.
• True or false? Many kinds of agricultural equipment expose workers to noise above safe levels, which can lead to hearing loss.
• True or false? Listening to earphones or earbuds is not only unsafe when operating a tractor, it can also lead to hearing loss if you listen to the music too loudly.
• Why do power take-off shafts need to be guarded?
• Do power take-off shafts must be guarded?
Only applicants that follow this application procedure will be considered
Wages
• $25 - $ 30 per hour depending on experience
• 40 hours per week, full-time
• Atypical schedule depending on crop and harvesting cycles
Benefits:
• 4% vacation pay
• On-site housing available ($30/week payroll deduction)
• No overtime (Primary Agriculture Stream)
• Relocation assistance provided
Job Duties
• Operate farm machinery and equipment including combines, tractors, swathers, seed drills, sprayers, dusters, and related implements.
• Assist with planting, harvesting, and crop production activities
• Conduct routine equipment inspections, servicing, and basic maintenance
• Prepare fields and support seasonal agricultural operations
• Perform yard work, fence repair, and general farm maintenance
• Work outdoors in varying and sometimes harsh weather conditions
• Apply fertilizers and spray crops
• Clear fields of wood and stones
• Plant, cultivate and irrigate crops
• Clean work area
• Harvest crops
Experience Requirements
• Ability to safely operate farm equipment. Previous experience in any heavy equipment (mining equipment, agriculture equipment or construction equipment would be acceptable)
• Ability to work long hours during peak agricultural seasons
• Physically capable of performing labour-intensive outdoor work
• Comfort working around heavy machinery and rotating equipment
• Previous farm or equipment experience is an asset; training provided
Work Environment
• Outdoor work in all seasonal conditions
• Exposure to large agricultural machinery
• Physically demanding tasks in an agricultural setting
Abilities
• Ability to work independently
• Fast-paced environment
• Repetitive tasks
• Handling heavy loads
• Physically demanding
How to Apply
Interested applicants must submit the following to [email protected].
a. Resume
b. At least one reference
c. Answer the following questions
• When operating a tractor, what should you always do before starting the engine?
• What is the safest way to enter a grain bin?
• Why is machine guarding important on farm equipment?
• How should hay bales be stacked to prevent accidents?
• What is a key sign of heat stroke that farmers should watch for?
• The slow-moving vehicle emblem is to be displayed on farm equipment and all other vehicles designed to travel at speeds of 25 mph or less. What should you do if you approach farm equipment or a vehicle displaying this emblem?
• True or false? The slow-moving vehicle emblem is only to be displayed on tractors?
• When driving tractors and equipment on roads, what should you do to ensure your safety?
• What does ROPS stand for?
• When should you fasten your seat belt on a tractor?
• If you are driving a tractor and are turning; crossing a slope; or are on a rough, slick, or muddy surface, what should you do?
• True or false? Making sharp turns at high speeds, especially on a sloped surface, can be dangerous and cause an overturn.
• If you are driving a tractor out to a field and another worker hops on the steps for a ride, what should you do?
• True or false? When you get off a tractor you should leave it running.
• True or false? Many kinds of agricultural equipment expose workers to noise above safe levels, which can lead to hearing loss.
• True or false? Listening to earphones or earbuds is not only unsafe when operating a tractor, it can also lead to hearing loss if you listen to the music too loudly.
• Why do power take-off shafts need to be guarded?
• Do power take-off shafts must be guarded?
Only applicants that follow this application procedure will be considered
Contact Information:
| Contact Name: Crystal | Type: Employer |
| Company: Little Bruce Farms |