Overview

At Alliance Agri-Turf, the Agricultural Inputs Operations Coordinator coordinates the people, product and equipment at our Mount Albert facility from day one. It is a hands-on role, setting daily priorities and working alongside the team to keep the operation moving. With a structured first year that builds deep knowledge of Mount Albert and our other locations, it is a high-growth career opportunity with a transparent path toward broader operations and people management.

The role includes regular time at our Lindsay location and other Alliance Agri-Turf sites. Full-time, year-round, salaried.

Your First Year

- Month 1 – Get Hands-On Across the Operation: Coordinate day-to-day work at Mount Albert while getting hands-on in every position at the location, and visit other Alliance Agri-Turf locations 1–2 times a week offsite to see how they run.
- Months 2–12 – Coordinate and Build Relationships: Coordinate daily work while working side by side with the team to deepen your understanding of the business and build strong relationships.
- Beyond Month 12 – Drive Improvement: Use your company-wide knowledge of Mount Albert and other locations to drive efficiency improvements and take on broader coordination of people and assets.

Core Responsibilities

- Daily Coordination: Coordinate the people, product and equipment at the location. Set daily priorities, organize the work and keep operations running smoothly through peak and off-seasons.
- Hands-On Operations: Work alongside the team on fertilizer blending, receiving, loading, customer orders, phones and customer support, plus equipment operation, troubleshooting, maintenance and repairs.
- Problem-Solving & Efficiency: Identify bottlenecks,



solve day-to-day problems and communicate issues to management.
- Safety: Reinforce safe work practices, identify hazards and speak up when work is unsafe.
- Facility & Inventory: Keep the yard, warehouse and facility organized, clean and safe. Support inventory accuracy, product handling and loss prevention, plus off-season projects and seasonal preparation.

Qualifications

- Strong organizational and coordination skills; confident setting priorities and keeping work on track
- Strong work ethic and clear communication; proactive, hands-on and a natural problem-solver
- Commitment to workplace safety, comfortable working at heights, and mechanical aptitude for maintenance and repairs
- Interest in agriculture, willingness to travel between locations, and a valid driver's licence
- Assets: agricultural or agricultural retail experience, fertilizer blending, receiving and inventory, forklift operation, DZ licence, equipment maintenance and computer/inventory system experience

Working Conditions

- Works at heights and around elevated equipment, following all required safety and fall-protection procedures
- Spring (April–June) and fall (approximately September 20–November 1) are the busiest periods; extended hours, evenings, weekends and holidays may be required

What Success Looks Like

- Month 1: Daily work at Mount Albert is coordinated and on track, and you have worked every position and seen other locations
- Months 2–12: People, product and equipment move smoothly through peak seasons, work is done safely, and you have earned the trust of the team and customers
- Beyond Month 12: You are driving efficiency improvements and coordinating people and assets more broadly

Pay: $55,000.00-$80,000.00 per year

Experience

- agriculture: 1 year (required)

Work Location: In person

📌 Agricultural Inputs Operations Coordinator (Mount Albert)
🏢 Alliance Agri-Turf
📍 Mount Albert