The company is looking to hire 82 people for local positions and 200 people provincially for jobs including truck driving and harvesting machine operators.
Irving Woodlands spokesperson Jim Ketterling tells CHSJ News they're looking to replenish their work force as baby-boomers begin to retire.
He says while experience in the industry is great, they are looking to train newcomers as well.
The job fair runs today until 8pm and tomorrow from 8am to 8pm at the Lily Lake Pavilion.
