NOC 95103 — Labourers in food, beverage and associated products processing
Labourers in food, beverage and associated products processing perform a variety of duties to assist with manufacturing food, beverage and tobacco products.
Example job titles in NOC 95103
If your job title or duties match any of the following, NOC 95103 is likely your code:
Main duties
Officers compare your reference letter duties to this list. Your duties should substantially match — not just include the job title.
- Move materials in food processing facilities
- Operate basic processing equipment
- Maintain sanitation standards
Wage guidance
Short work-demonstration roles. CAD provincial minimum applies as floor. For your specific province + employer's LMIA wage floor, check Job Bank's live wage data for NOC 95103 →
Immigration program eligibility
Which Canadian PR pathways accept NOC 95103:
Express Entry (FSW)
Not eligible at this TEERFSW requires TEER 0, 1, 2, or 3. Consider Atlantic Immigration Pilot, Rural Community Immigration Pilot, or PNP streams that accept lower TEER.
Express Entry guide →Canadian Experience Class
Not eligible at this TEERCEC requires TEER 0, 1, 2, or 3 Canadian work experience.
PGWP → CEC pathway →Federal Skilled Trades
Not a federal skilled trade NOCFSTC is limited to a specific list of trade NOCs (mostly 72/73/82). Your NOC is not on that list.
Federal Skilled Trades →Provincial Nominee Programs
Limited — employer-drivenLimited PNP options at this TEER level. Look at AAIP Rural Renewal, OINP In-Demand Skills, or employer-driven streams that target lower-TEER occupations.
All PNP streams by province →LMIA-based work permit
low-wage stream (subject to cap and recruitment requirements)A Canadian employer must obtain an LMIA to hire you under this NOC. Wages must meet the prevailing median for your province.
LMIA process →Atlantic Immigration Program
Not eligible at this TEERAIP accepts NB, NS, PEI, NL job offers from designated employers in TEER 0–4 occupations with matching language, education, and experience requirements.
Atlantic program →FAQ — NOC 95103
Is NOC 95103 eligible for Express Entry?
Not directly. TEER 5 occupations are not eligible for the Federal Skilled Worker, Federal Skilled Trades, or Canadian Experience Class streams of Express Entry. Other pathways may apply — particularly the Rural Community Immigration Pilot, the Agri-Food Pilot, or employer-driven PNP streams. We can advise.
Which PNP streams accept NOC 95103?
Limited mainstream PNP options for TEER 5, but employer-driven streams (AAIP Rural Renewal, OINP Employer Job Offer In-Demand Skills, BC PNP Entry Level & Semi-Skilled) are open. We map your job offer (if any) to the matching stream.
Is NOC 95103 on the LMIA in-demand or low-wage list?
NOC 95103 is processed under the low-wage stream (subject to cap and recruitment requirements) when an employer applies for an LMIA. Wages must meet the prevailing median for your province (we use Job Bank's published numbers). Recruitment requirements and cap restrictions vary by stream.
What does TEER 5 mean?
TEER 5 — Short work demonstration / no formal credentials. TEER (Training, Education, Experience and Responsibilities) replaced the old NOC Skill Levels in November 2022. It's the primary determinant of which Canadian immigration streams you're eligible for.
How do I confirm NOC 95103 is the right code for my job?
You must compare your actual day-to-day duties against the NOC lead statement and main duties (listed above), not just your job title. Officers regularly refuse Express Entry applications where the duties on the reference letter don't substantially match the claimed NOC. Halani Immigration Services Inc. (RCIC-IRB R711322) does this duty-match audit on every file before submission — book a free 15-minute assessment.
Worried about misclassifying NOC 95103?
NOC misclassification is the most common silent killer of Express Entry files. Halani Immigration Services Inc., led by Shoukat Halani, RCIC-IRB (CICC No. R711322), audits your job duties against ESDC's lead statement and confirms the right code before you submit. Free 15-minute review.
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