Dairy Herdsperson Assistant — On‑Farm Housing + Paid Vacation

Oceanbrae Farms; Belmont; On-site; CAD 28,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

On-farm housing

Paid vacation

Job summary

Oceanbrae Farms is a family-owned dairy and beef farm in Belmont, PEI, seeking an energetic, responsible team member to join our operation.

You will milk cows, help manage the dairy barn, and assist with animal welfare and facility maintenance. The role also involves operating tractors and trucks and supporting busy planting/harvest periods, with a typical 40–50 hour week and potential on-farm housing.

Qualifications

• Canadian citizenship or permanent residency.
• Diploma/degree in agricultural sciences an asset but not required.
• Valid Drivers License. Class 3A or higher would be an asset.
• Flexibility to work extended hours and weekends.
• Good communication and attention to detail.
• Ability to work independently after training.
• Commitment to worker safety and animal welfare.
• Team player with farm experience.
• Experience with cattle would be an asset.

Responsibilities

• Milking along with the farm team; 6:15 am and 5:15 pm milking shifts.
• Dairy barn management including stall grooming and herd health monitoring.
• Cleaning and general maintenance of farm buildings/animal pens.
• Operate farm equipment including tractors, skid steer, trucks.
• Support during busy field seasons (planting, silage, harvest) in various roles.

Skills

Adaptability

Oral Communication

Reading

Working with Others

Attention to Detail

Dependability

Independence

Reliability

Farming

Education

High school diploma or higher

Diploma/degree in agricultural sciences (asset)

Agricultural Equipment Technician (Red Seal)

Job description

Oceanbrae Farms is a family-owned dairy and beef farm in Belmont, PEI, seeking an energetic, responsible team member to join our operation.

You will milk cows, help manage the dairy barn, and assist with animal welfare and facility maintenance. The role also involves operating tractors and trucks and supporting busy planting/harvest periods, with a typical 40–50 hour week and potential on-farm housing.