Company Overview
Sugar Cane Cannabis is a modern micro-cultivator, processor, and retailer of recreational craft cannabis in Williams Lake, British Columbia. Sugar Cane Cannabis is wholly owned by Williams Lake First Nation and will operate under a Section 119 agreement with the Province of British Columbia. The agreement-making provision was included in provincial cannabis legislation to allow some flexibility within the provincial framework to address an Indigenous government's community-specific interests. WLFN and the Province have since successfully entered the FIRST government-to-government agreement under section 119 of the Cannabis Control and Licensing Act.
We are currently in the licensing phase, and our aim for the retail portion of our operation is to create a high-end boutique farm-gate buying experience. Our facility will be very similar in look and feel to the retail outlets found in craft micro-breweries and wineries. We are looking for Cannabis Trimmers who can provide knowledgeable leadership and embrace our vision of creating the best Craft Cannabis on the market.
This is an open call to submit an expression of interest in joining the Sugar Cane Cannabis family. We want to be the best, and if you're up for the task, we'd love to have you on our team.
Role Summary
Are you passionate about cannabis? Are you looking to work with a great group of people? We're looking for ambitious and hard-working individuals to join our Sugar Cane Cannabis Team in the role of Cannabis Trimmer! In this role, you will have the opportunity to demonstrate your passion for cannabis by nurturing all aspects of the cultivation process to ensure a top-tier, craft product. From planting to harvesting to trimming dried cannabis flowers, you will leverage all aspects of your technical skills and passion for the industry to make an impact at Sugar Cane Cannabis.
Roles and Responsibilities
- Partner with the facilities team to nurture all aspects of the cultivation process including planting, harvesting, and caring for dried cannabis
- Facilitate the trimming process of dried cannabis flowers while following guidelines and ensuring the products exceed industry standards
- Adhere to all relevant Standard Operating Procedures as directed by the Master Grower, including but not limited to sanitation, cultivation, and processing
- Maintenance and monitoring of facility systems
- Responsible for accurately completing appropriate documentation and records as directed by the Master Grower
- Responsible for promptly reporting any deviations from Standard Operating Procedures to the Master Grower
- Responsible for ensuring safe work procedures while reporting hazards and unsafe work to the Master Grower
- Cultivation tasks may include but are not limited to transplanting, harvesting, pruning, nutrients application, scouting, pesticide application, and trellising
- Responsible for plant health
- Responsible for providing your transportation to and from work
- Complete relevant forms, logs, and other documentation to meet the requirements of SOPs and Company Policies
- Participate in company training on policies, procedures, and work methods
- Other duties as required
Competencies, Specialized Skills, or Knowledge unique to this role:
- Basic math skills
- Great communication skills (verbal and written)
- Previous cultivation experience is considered an asset
- Security clearance granted
- Prior experience working in greenhouse or agriculture is an asset
Deadline for Applications: Open until filled
**We appreciate your interest in working with us; however, only those applicants shortlisted will be contacted. If you do not hear from us about this position, please accept our sincere appreciation for your interest in our organization! We encourage you to watch out for future opportunities on our website & social media platforms.