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2024 LMIA Mineral and Metal Processing Labourers in Canada

Browse 2024 employer activity for Mineral and Metal Processing Labourers (Labourers in mineral and metal processing) across Canada.

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Allied Salvage & Metals (1985) LTD.

  • Mineral and Metal Processing Labourers
  • British Columbia
  • Richmond Northeast
  • Low Wage Visa Sponsorship
  • 5 positions approved
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Eben Construction Ltd

  • Mineral and Metal Processing Labourers
  • Alberta
  • SLAVE LAKE
  • Low Wage Visa Sponsorship
  • 3 positions approved
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Les Industries Associées de l'Acier Ltée

  • Mineral and Metal Processing Labourers
  • Quebec
  • Sainte Catherine
  • Low Wage Visa Sponsorship
  • 3 positions approved
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2271399 Alberta Ltd.

  • Mineral and Metal Processing Labourers
  • Alberta
  • Edmonton
  • Low Wage Visa Sponsorship
  • 2 positions approved
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Instant Gold Refining Inc.

  • Mineral and Metal Processing Labourers
  • British Columbia
  • Surrey
  • Low Wage Visa Sponsorship
  • 2 positions approved
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Anotec Industries Ltd.

  • Mineral and Metal Processing Labourers
  • British Columbia
  • Langley
  • High Salary LMIA Jobs
  • 1 positions approved
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DSA Dumais Service Auxiliaire

  • Mineral and Metal Processing Labourers
  • Quebec
  • Chicoutimi
  • Low Wage Visa Sponsorship
  • 1 positions approved
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Piercon Ltée

  • Mineral and Metal Processing Labourers
  • Quebec
  • Notre-Dame-du-Bon-Conseil
  • Low Wage Visa Sponsorship
  • 1 positions approved
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Robert Fer et Métaux s.e.c.

  • Mineral and Metal Processing Labourers
  • Quebec
  • Shawinigan
  • Low Wage Visa Sponsorship
  • 1 positions approved
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Vitrerie Lepage 1995

  • Mineral and Metal Processing Labourers
  • Quebec
  • quebec
  • Low Wage Visa Sponsorship
  • 1 positions approved
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