There are currently 177+ Manufacturing jobs in Canada on GetCanadianJob, with the most openings in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary and Ottawa. Common roles include production workers, machine operators, CNC machinists, welders, quality inspectors and production supervisors. Manufacturing pay typically ranges from $22.65 an hour (machine operators) to $52.82 (manufacturing managers) at the median, about $44,000–$103,000 a year.
Typical pay
$22.65 an hour (machine operators) to $52.82 (manufacturing managers) at the median, about $44,000–$103,000 a year
Key requirement
Reliability and safety awareness; forklift, welding or CNC tickets pay more
The Production Supervisor oversees the plant production activities; directly supervise the activities of the front-line production employees charged with the…
Production Support
Location: Toronto ON
Key Responsibilities:
Provide L2/L3 application support for business‑critical applications in production and UAT environments.
Monitor…
Coke Canada Bottling Production workers are responsible for general duties involving physical handling of product, materials, supplies and cooler service…
Manufacturing Jobs in Canada: Frequently Asked Questions
How many Manufacturing jobs are available in Canada?
There are currently 177+ Manufacturing jobs listed in Canada on GetCanadianJob, updated daily. The most openings are in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary and Ottawa.
How much do Manufacturing jobs pay in Canada?
Manufacturing pay in Canada typically ranges from $22.65 an hour (machine operators) to $52.82 (manufacturing managers) at the median, about $44,000–$103,000 a year. Check each listing for the exact salary and benefits.
What types of Manufacturing jobs are available in Canada?
Listings for Manufacturing jobs in Canada commonly include production workers, machine operators, CNC machinists, welders, quality inspectors and production supervisors. New roles are posted daily.
Do I need a work permit for Manufacturing jobs in Canada?
Canadian citizens and permanent residents can work for any employer. Others need a valid work permit, either employer-specific (often backed by a Labour Market Impact Assessment) or open, such as the Post-Graduation Work Permit, plus a Social Insurance Number (SIN).
How do I apply for Manufacturing jobs on GetCanadianJob?
Create a free GetCanadianJob account, upload your resume, then apply directly to any matching role. You can also set alerts for new Manufacturing jobs in Canada.
