02 Nov
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FG Deli Group
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British Columbia
02 Nov
FG Deli Group
British Columbia
Operations - Plant Permanent Full Time Clerical Langley Township, BC, CA
4 days ago Requisition ID: 1249
Salary Range: $45,000.00 To $50,000.00 Annually
Are you organized, detail-oriented, and outstanding at keeping things on track? We’re looking for an Operations Coordinator – Scheduling to help keep our Production and Packaging operations running smoothly.
Reporting to the Procurement & Admin Manager, you’ll coordinate schedules, analyze production jobs, troubleshoot discrepancies, and work closely with multiple teams in our fast-paced food manufacturing environment.
What You’ll Do
Schedule Production and Packaging jobs
Coordinate changes and priorities across departments
Review and close production jobs accurately in ROSS
Investigate inventory and job discrepancies
Track labour hours against job standards
Identify errors and help teams improve accuracy
Recommend process and efficiency improvements
Support Operations projects and daily priorities
What You Bring
Strong Microsoft Excel and computer skills
Manufacturing experience
Excellent organization and attention to detail
Strong communication and problem-solving skills
Ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines
ROSS or ERP experience is an asset
If you enjoy solving problems, working with data, and keeping operations moving, we’d love to hear from you!
Thank you for your interest in joining FG Deli Group. Please note that our official job postings are only valid if they are listed on our Career Center , which can be accessed through our website at www.fgdeligroup.com , or on Indeed .
If you come across our job postings on any other website, please be cautious as those postings may not be valid or authorized by FG Deli Group. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, we encourage you to always refer to our official platforms.
Full time in office
Monday to Friday
40 hours/week
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📌 Operations Coordinator (British Columbia)
🏢 FG Deli Group
📍 British Columbia