Equipment Maintenance Lead at Be-ver Farms — NeverHard
Equipment Maintenance Lead at Be-ver Farms in Sedley, Regina region. Skills: Equipment Maintenance, Farm Operations, Inventory Management, Mechanical aptitude, Organizational Skills. Apply on NeverHard.
Company
Be-ver Farms
Location
Sedley, Regina region
Type
full_time
Required skills:
Equipment Maintenance
Farm Operations
Inventory Management
Mechanical aptitude
Organizational Skills
Repair Coordination
Job DescriptionJob Description
ROLE OVERVIEW
• The Equipment Maintenance Lead position is a hands-on role responsible for supporting daily farm
operations while taking a leadership role in agricultural equipment servicing, maintenance, and repair
coordination.
• This individual works alongside the broader farm team and reports to farm management, serving as the
primary point of contact for ag equipment upkeep and shop supply management.
• The role requires mechanical aptitude, strong organizational skills, and the ability to coordinate with
external vendors and equipment dealers to ensure machinery is maintained and operational year-round.
• This position is critical in minimizing equipment downtime and ensuring Be-Ver Farms maintains a
well-stocked, organized shop environment in support of seeding, harvest, and all other field operations.
CORE RESPONSIBILITIES
• Perform general farm labour duties as required across all seasons, supporting field and yard operations.
• Oversee and coordinate all agricultural equipment repairs and preventative maintenance schedules.
• Diagnose mechanical issues on ag equipment and determine repair requirements; perform repairs directly
or coordinate with external service providers.
• Source and order parts for ag equipment; maintain accurate records of parts ordered, received, and used.
• Manage shop supply inventory, including tracking stock levels, placing replenishment orders, and
organizing the shop environment.
• Coordinate equipment servicing schedules to align with operational demands during seeding and harvest
seasons.
• Communicate equipment status and repair timelines to farm management and other team members.
• Maintain a safe, clean, and well-organized shop space in compliance with farm safety standards.
• Assist with other equipment-related tasks and general farm duties as directed.
QUALIFICATIONS
Education
• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Technical or trade certification in agriculture mechanics, heavy equipment, or a related field is considered
a strong asset.
Experience
• Prior experience in agricultural equipment repair, maintenance, or a related mechanical role is preferred.
• Experience working in a farm environment is considered a strong asset.
• Demonstrated ability to source parts and manage inventory.
Skills
• Practical mechanical knowledge of agricultural equipment (tractors, combines, tillage equipment, etc.).
• Strong organizational skills with attention to detail in parts and inventory management.
• Ability to work independently and problem-solve in a fast-paced environment.
• Clear communication skills to coordinate with vendors, suppliers, and farm management.
• Physically capable of performing manual labour tasks in various weather conditions.
• Valid driver's licence required.
KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
Equipment Uptime & Repair Response - 30%
Agricultural equipment is serviced and repaired in a timely manner, minimizing unplanned downtime
during critical operational periods such as seeding and harvest.
Shop Supply Inventory Management - 25%
Shop supplies and parts inventory are consistently stocked and organized, with replenishment
orders placed proactively and no critical shortages during peak operations.
Preventative Maintenance Adherence - 20%
Scheduled maintenance tasks are completed on time and documented, reducing the frequency of
unexpected breakdowns.
Parts Sourcing Efficiency - 15%
Parts are sourced accurately and cost-effectively, with minimal delays due to incorrect orders or
sourcing issues.
Shop Organization & Safety - 10%
The shop environment is maintained in a clean, organized, and safe condition at all times, meeting
farm safety standards.