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Anishnawbe G’Zhiitoonegamic (A’Gic) is a women-led Indigenous social enterprise in Kirkland Lake, Ontario, producing low-carbon, modular homes. The Production Manager will oversee daily factory operations across production, quality control, safety, logistics, and workforce coordination to meet schedules and uphold respectful, culturally grounded practices.
This full-time on-site role requires 5+ years in manufacturing, strong leadership, scheduling and safety knowledge, and the ability to
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 Manager reports to the General Plant Manager and plays a critical role in overseeing day-to-day factory operations within A’Gic’s modular housing manufacturing facility. This role works in a fast-paced production environment and supports operations across production, quality control, safety, logistics, and workforce coordination.The Production Manager is responsible for ensuring production schedules are met efficiently while maintaining high standards of quality, safety, and cultural respect.
This is a full-time (40 hours per week) position based on-site in Kirkland Lake, Ontario, with flexibility as operational needs require. The starting salary will be determined based on experience, and the start date for this position will be discussed further during the interview process.
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.