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It’s more than a living. It’s a life.
UFA is a member-owned agricultural co-operative dedicated to the prosperity of Alberta’s rural communities. It’s also an extensive farm and ranch supply operation and petroleum distribution network. It all adds up to a multi-billion dollar organization, with more than 110,000 members, a network of Farm & Ranch Supply stores and petroleum locations, and a Calgary-based headquarters. We need your skills and expertise to help us keep growing.
We offer work/life balance, competitive pay and benefits, learning and development opportunities, and a career at the heart of the western way of life. Now that’s rewarding.
Our Culture
Since its founding in 1909, UFA has grown from a small, local co-operative to one of the largest in Canada. But we haven’t forgotten our roots. Founded on the principle that we can achieve far more together than as individuals, we know that great things happen when we share a single vision and roll up our sleeves to get the job done.
Our rural roots and co-operative spirit also mean people and family come first at UFA. We know there’s more to our employees than their jobs. We pride ourselves on hard work, we recognize the value of a challenging career and opportunities for growth, and we know what you do on your own time is just as important as what you do on ours. UFA is more than just a place to work – it’s a place to make a life.
Our Core Purpose
As an agricultural co-operative, our core purpose is simple: to improve the economic and social well-being of our agricultural owners and members. We do this by enabling our members’ businesses, protecting their investments in the co-operative, and promoting and investing in rural communities. It’s why UFA exists, and inspires everything we do.
Where Do You Fit In?
With operations in agriculture and petroleum, UFA offers a wide range of employment opportunities. The diversity of our business includes staff in our Farm & Ranch Supply stores and petroleum locations; an outbound sales force that serves customers directly at the farm gate; and centralized support functions including Human Resources, Information Technology, Finance and Accounting, Marketing and Communications, Supply Chain, Co-operative Relations, and Environment, Health and Safety. The breadth of work experience available means there’s a challenging, rewarding career waiting for you at UFA.
AgriBusiness
It starts with a state-of-the-art distribution centre in Edmonton, and connects to a network of Farm & Ranch Supply stores, fertilizer plants and crop supply locations. This is how we supply our customers with the products and services they need for their businesses
Petroleum Operations
Our petroleum network extends across western Canada, providing Cardlock facilities, bulk fuel deliveries and premium brand lubricants to our agricultural and commercial customers. The wide range of petroleum products we offer keep our customers on the road and running smoothly.
A career at UFA. Now that’s rewarding.
Be part of a business with a purpose
UFA is about more than the bottom line; it’s about improving the economic and social well-being of our members.
Share the co-operative spirit
Support local communities and the rural way of life.
Work close to home
With locations across western Canada, you can work in the community you love.
Balance life and career
Work in a place where a rewarding, challenging career doesn’t mean sacrificing other aspects of your life.
Grow your skill set
Enjoy growth and development through coaching, mentoring, broad work experience opportunities, training and educational support.
Get ahead without leaving the company
UFA’s wide range of operations means plenty of opportunity to advance your career or move into a new one.
Source: United Farmers Of Alberta