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Anishnawbe G’Zhiitoonegamic in Kirkland Lake, Ontario, is seeking a Production Floor Operator to support panel production, material flow and quality control on the factory floor. The role requires willingness to learn multiple stations and collaborate with production, safety and operations teams on-site.
You will be cross-trained across stations, participate in training, and help maintain safe, efficient workflows.
Anishnawbe G’Zhiitoonegamic (A’Gic), meaning “Peoples Place of Building”, is an indigenous women-led social enterprise located at 300 Archer Drive in Kirkland Lake, Ontario. The enterprise offers a transformative solution to the housing crisis facing Indigenous and Northern communities. Emerging from the Keepers of the Circle and grounded in Indigenous values – A’Gic provides low-carbon, energy-efficient modular homes that are not only affordable and climate-resilient but also culturally grounded and community-informed.
The Production Floor Operator is a hands-on role within A’Gic’s modular housing manufacturing facility. Reporting to the Production Lead, this position works collaboratively on the factory floor to support panel production, material flow, and quality control. Operators will be cross trained across multiple production stations to ensure flexibility, teamwork, and continuous workflow.
This position operates in a mechanized manufacturing environment and supports production, safety, and operational departments. Work is performed on-site at the Kirkland Lake factory, with standard weekday shifts and occasional schedule adjustments based on production needs.
Spring–Summer 2026 (training phase).
Production Floor Operators will be cross-trained and may rotate through the following stations:
A’Gic is committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and culturally grounded workplace that honours the lived experiences of indigenous community members. We prioritize equitable employment and training opportunities for Indigenous women and Two Spirit people, supporting access to meaningful work, fair wages, and opportunities for growth.