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Love cattle, fresh air, and a job where no two days are the same? We’re on the lookout for motivated Pen-Riders to join our team. If you’re not afraid of a bit of dust and mud, a few early starts, and the occasional stubborn animal, we’d love to hear from you.

About Koojan Downs Feeding Facility:
Koojan Downs feeding facility is located 25kms from Moora and 160kms north of Perth. Koojan Downs is part of the integrated beef supply chain for Harvest Road. This integrated beef supply chain ranges from north to southwest of Western Australia and is based on best-practice ecological planning and animal welfare management.

Opportunity:
We are currently seeking enthusiastic and energetic Pen-Riders to join our expanding business. Working on a 10:4 permanent roster, you will be a part of a team to operate the feeding facility near Moora, WA. This is WA’s largest feeding facility and is designed to supply Harvest Road’s processing facility, Harvey Beef.

Reporting to the Livestock Manager this opportunity will suit a self-motivated person who is hands on and is passionate about the agriculture industry. You will have a strong work ethic and be willing to learn and contribute to the team.

Please note:
• You will need to be an experienced horse rider.
• These are permanent positions, those on short term/working holiday visas will not be considered.
• You will need to have a current driver’s licence and own transport.

Key Responsibilities of the role:
• Carrying out all day-to-day livestock operations at Koojan Downs, including stock husbandry and all aspects of cattle health.
• Ensuring that policies and procedures are adhered to.
• Communication with the other members of the crew and facility management.
• Unload and load cattle into and out of the facility for processing.
• Supporting the Livestock Manager to coordinate and perform the movement of cattle.
• Recording of cattle movements and treatments in livestock management software.
• Ability to pen ride to observe the welfare of the animals daily.
• Administering medicine or performing simple welfare tasks on an animal.
• Ability to undertake autopsy of deceased animals to identify cause of death.
• Other duties as required.

Ideal skillset:
• Must be a capable and experienced horse rider with at least 12 months of experience.
• Must have a driver’s licence and own transport.
• Willingness to work on a roster basis (10:4).
• Agricultural knowledge and cattle experience essential.
• Constantly demonstrate commitment to safe working practices and animal welfare.
• Able to work autonomously or as part of a team.
• Motivated and hard-working, willing to contribute to the Harvest Road team culture.
• Computer skills.
• Attention to detail.
• Possess sufficient fitness level to carry out required tasks.

What Harvest Road Offers:
• Lifestyle: Escape the hustle and bustle of city life, and immerse yourself in a peaceful, remote environment.
• Accommodation: Accommodation located nearby, providing you with a comfortable and convenient living space.
• Community: Be a part of a friendly, close-knit community, where support is always at hand.
• Work-Life Balance: Experience a balanced lifestyle, where work and leisure coexist harmoniously.
• Competitive Remuneration: Industry standards are our baseline. We take into account your individual experience and skills to ensure you are being rewarded fairly for what you bring to the role.

For a confidential chat, please call Kass on: 0487-574-906.

About us:
With six generations of agricultural heritage and a commitment to sustainability through evidence-based practices, Harvest Road Group is proud to produce some of Australia's highest quality food products. We are passionate about delivering premium agricultural food that reflects the best our country has to offer. Today, Harvest Road encompasses the iconic Harvey Beef and Leeuwin Coast brands, supplying a range of exceptional food products to domestic and international markets. Our business is built on innovation, integrity, and a deep connection to the land, and we are committed to continuous improvement in everything we do – from paddock to plate.

Please follow the ‘Apply’ button to submit your application to join one of Western Australia’s largest agri-food businesses. Applicants should present with a cover letter and current resume.

Visit: www.harvestroad.com to learn more about our values and other career opportunities.

We are an equal opportunity employer, and we are committed to having a workforce that reflects the community in which we live and work. We encourage Indigenous Australians, people with a disability and people of all ages, culturally diverse backgrounds, gender identity and sexual orientation to apply.

Thomas Foods International Feedlot is a key operation in growing, supplying, and distributing premium meat to the world and forms part of the agricultural division of Thomas Foods International, one of Australia’s largest family-owned businesses.

The Feedlot with a 27,000 standard cattle unit capacity is located in Tintinara, South Australia, and is a key partner of the new Murray Bridge Processing Plant.

About the role

The Feedmill Hand is an integral part of the Feedmill team, responsible for the receival, storage, mixing, and delivery of feed rations to cattle.

Working within a modern, semi-automated feedmill facility, you will operate a range of machinery including feed trucks, loaders, telehandlers, and tractors, while also assisting with the maintenance of plant equipment and fixed machinery.

As a valued member of our team, you will benefit from a supportive work environment with genuine opportunities for career progression. This position offers a guaranteed 38-hour work week, with additional overtime opportunities, operating on a 10 days on / 4 days off roster.

We place a strong emphasis on employee development, providing access to recognised internal and external training programs. The successful applicant will have excellent opportunities to grow and advance their career within the business.

The Ideal Candidate

The candidate we are looking for will have the following attributes:

Heavy machinery operation experience is desirable
Basic mechanical knowledge
Excellent communication skills
Sound practical problem solving skills
Sound time management and organisation skills
Current drivers licence, desirable MR

Benefits and perks

As a valued member of our team, we also offer you multiple extra benefits in line with your role:

Competitive salary
Safety-focused employer
On the job training
Progressive career opportunities
Opportunity for external study support
Uniform and boot allowance provided
Assistance with sourcing accommodation

We are seeking an experienced Pen Rider to play a key role in the daily movement, treatment, and care of cattle. This is a hands-on position for someone passionate about animal welfare, accuracy, and working as part of a professional, supportive team.

About the Role:

Manage and handle cattle humanely using correct handling techniques
Ride pens daily, consistently and thoroughly, monitoring cattle health and condition
Administer animal health treatments and maintain accurate records
Accurately count and record animal identification numbers, lot numbers, and daily movements
Comply with all animal welfare, quality, safety standards, operating procedures, and work instructions
Complete daily tasks efficiently and to a high standard

What’s On Offer:

Above-award remuneration
Additional cash incentives
Permanent, full-time employment
10 days on / 4 days off roster
On-site or near-site accommodation available
Meals provided on rostered days
Meat discounts
Horse support package including paddocks and stabling, hay supply, farrier services, and veterinary reimbursement
Career development opportunities in a collaborative and supportive environment

About You:

Strong horsemanship skills with a commitment to horse care and wellbeing
Ability to supply at least two suitable horses with your own tack (preferred)
Sound livestock handling experience
Ability to identify animal health symptoms and apply appropriate treatments
Strong communication skills and ability to work effectively within a team
Self-motivated with initiative and a willingness to learn

Email/Phone Number for candidate questions or applications:
nicole.king@bindareefood.com.au

The Opportunity
We are seeking an experienced Human Resources Manager to lead all people and culture functions within a large-scale beef feedlot operation.

This is a senior leadership role, partnering closely with operational managers across livestock, feed mill, maintenance and administration teams to ensure workforce capability aligns with business performance and growth objectives.

This role offers strategic influence, hands-on operational exposure, and the opportunity to shape workforce culture within a significant agribusiness operation.

Key Responsibilities
As HR Manager, you will be responsible for:

Workforce planning across a complex livestock operation

Recruitment, onboarding and talent acquisition in a regional environment

Industrial relations and award compliance

Ensuring compliance with Australian employment legislation

Supporting WHS culture in alignment with operational teams

Developing and implementing training and leadership programs

Performance management frameworks

Retention and employee engagement strategies

Advising senior leadership on people risk, compliance and workforce strategy

About You
We are seeking a confident, commercially minded HR leader who:

Has a minimum of 5 years' experience in HR leadership roles

Demonstrates strong understanding of Australian employment law and industrial awards

Has experience in agriculture, manufacturing, logistics, industrial or operational environments

Is confident working with blue-collar workforce and leadership teams

Thrives in regional settings and values long-term organisational development

Is practical, solutions-focused and comfortable operating both strategically and operationally

Why Join Us?
Senior leadership role within a large-scale agribusiness operation

Competitive remuneration package

Strong operational partnership and influence at management level

Opportunity to build workforce capability at scale

Long-term career progression within a growth-focused business

Enjoy the lifestyle benefits of the Riverina region

Coonamble Feedlot is entering an exciting phase of growth, and we are seeking a practical, hands on Trainee Manager who is ready to step into a genuine management pathway. Whether you are already guiding a team and want to sharpen your management capability, or you are earlier in your career with strong livestock experience and ambition, we will help you grow into a confident, capable feedlot leader.
This development role gives you leadership exposure across the entire operation, with responsibility increasing as our site scales to 30,000 head.

The Role: Learn → Lead

You will work closely with the Management team and senior leaders to understand the full operating rhythm of a large, modern feedlot.
Your development will build capability across planning, livestock operations, feeding, maintenance, compliance, and people leadership. Including:
· Operational Coordination: Support daily operational planning by coordinating workflows, resources, communication, and on ground activities while gradually stepping into leadership responsibilities.
· Livestock & Animal Welfare: Oversee daily livestock health and welfare by monitoring pens, assisting with processing and drafting, developing hospital-treatment skills, and promoting low stress stock handling across the team.
· Feeding, Feed bunk Management & Feedmill Interface: Support feeding operations by understanding rations, monitoring bunk intake, working with Feedmill teams, and helping optimise key performance outcomes.
· Maintenance and Infrastructure Coordination: Coordinate and prioritise essential maintenance tasks, track progress and quality, and support infrastructure readiness as the site expands.
· WHS, Leadership & Continuous Improvement: Promote safe work, support compliance and communication, develop foundational leadership skills, maintain accurate records, and help drive continuous improvement as the operation grows.
What We’re Looking For
We welcome applications from experienced or emerging leaders, as well as capable operators with strong stock sense who are ready to step up. If you bring practical livestock experience, a solid work ethic, and an accountable, can-do attitude, we’ll support your development from there.
Essential requirements

We are looking for an operator who balances strong planning and problem-solving skills with a safety-first approach to decision-making. You should be technologically capable and ready to hit the ground running with a valid Driver’s Licence and full working rights. Given the nature of our operations, early starts and rotating weekends are part of the role, requiring a reliable professional who thrives in a dynamic environment.
Work & Community
The role is based in Coonamble, a close knit rural community with a strong agricultural backbone, essential amenities, schools and a welcoming, down to earth culture.

How to Apply
Send your resume and a Cover Letter to mail@coonamble.com.au or call Andrew on 0400773775.

Join Our Team as a Machinery Operator – Embrace a Unique Lifestyle Opportunity

Are you looking for more than just a job? Do you thrive on adventure and wish to live and work in a remote, picturesque location?

About Koojan Downs Feeding Facility:
Koojan Downs feeding facility is located 25kms from Moora and 160kms north of Perth. Koojan Downs is part of the integrated beef supply chain for Harvest Road. This integrated beef supply chain ranges from north to southwest of Western Australia and is based on best-practice ecological planning and animal welfare management.

Opportunity:
We are currently seeking permanent, full-time self-motivated, and skilled Machinery Operators to join our team at our state-of-the-art feeding facility near Moora, WA. This is WA’s largest feeding facility and is designed to supply Harvest Road’s processing facility, Harvey Beef.

Reporting to the Maintenance Manager, you will play a key role in the daily operation of equipment; including loaders, trucks, telehandlers, light vehicles and other machinery carrying out tasks such as pen cleaning, composting and small earthmoving tasks. This position will suit someone who is self-motivated and willing to relocate to a rural environment (this is a 10:4 roster) and work within a tight well-supported and team driven environment.

You will have:
• Current driver’s licence (Preferably minimum HR, with HC or MC licence highly regarded).
• Previous experience with machinery including using a loader and skid steer loader with a focus on safety.
• High attention to detail.
• Good mechanical knowledge.
• Initiative and problem-solving skills.
• Self-starter, motivated and hard-working, willing to be part of the small team.
• Ability to work independently.
• Candidates will be required to Pass a National Police Clearance and pre-employment medical assessment. The role will require a suitable level of fitness to carry out the duties.

What Harvest Road Offers:
• Lifestyle: Escape the hustle and bustle of city life, and immerse yourself in a peaceful, remote environment.
• Accommodation: Accommodation located nearby, providing you with a comfortable and convenient living space.
• Community: Be a part of a friendly, close-knit community, where support is always at hand.
• Work-Life Balance: Experience a balanced lifestyle, where work and leisure coexist harmoniously.
• Competitive Remuneration: Industry standards are our baseline. We take into account your individual experience and skills to ensure you are being rewarded fairly for what you bring to the role.

For a confidential chat, please call Blade Hall on: 0429-779-989

About Us:
With six generations of agricultural heritage and a commitment to sustainability through evidence-based practices, Harvest Road Group is proud to produce some of Australia's highest quality food products. We are passionate about delivering premium agricultural food that reflects the best our country has to offer. Today, Harvest Road encompasses the iconic Harvey Beef and Leeuwin Coast brands, supplying a range of exceptional food products to domestic and international markets. Our business is built on innovation, integrity, and a deep connection to the land, and we are committed to continuous improvement in everything we do – from paddock to plate.

Join a company that is passionate about the animal welfare and the beef industry, and who fosters a supportive workplace culture where people are valued.

Please follow the ‘Apply’ button to submit your application to join one of Western Australia’s largest agri-food businesses. 

Visit: www.harvestroad.com to learn more about our values and other career opportunities.

We are an equal opportunity employer, and we are committed to having a workforce that reflects the community in which we live and work. We encourage Indigenous Australians, people with a disability and people of all ages, culturally diverse backgrounds, gender identity and sexual orientation to apply.

Job Description

Wallumba Feedlot values practical skills and seeks a dependable Mechanic/Maintenance Technician who can contribute to a safe and efficient feedlot environment.
This is a hands-on position suited for those passionate about outdoor work, livestock environments, and attention to detail, thriving in a team setting. Experience with pivots is a plus; confidence in fabrication and machinery maintenance is essential.

Property Description
With a license to feed 20,000 head, the Wallumba feedlot grain finishes the majority of MDH's cattle. After being purchased in 2001, Wallumba has changed MDH from a grass-finishing operation to a backgrounding operation, with 90 per cent of MDH's cattle grain-finished in the feedlot. Wallumba, in addition to Nangram, has provided significant 'drought proofing' capabilities to the MDH operation, ensuring cattle can be finished even when the northern properties experience a dry season.

Start Date
Immediate Start

Key Tasks, Duties & Responsibilities
Duties include, but are not limited to:
• Maintenance on plant and machinery
• Metal fabrication - mechanics and yard repairs
• Contribute to the maintenance and tidiness of the workshop
• Conduct operations following safety procedures and policies
• Maintain accurate records
Job Requirements
• Previous mechanical and metal fabrication experience
• Experience in farming/agriculture advantageous
• A strong commitment WH&S procedures and policies
• You are Q-Fever vaccinated or willing to be
• Own transport and driver’s license
• Clean and tidy habits
• Polite and friendly nature
• Willing to lend a hand and gain new experiences
• Willing to work in a team but also individually
• Willing to listen and act on instructions and advice given
• Comfortable with early starts
• Strong initiative

Job Benefits
• Close to town and all essential services.
• Single accommodation with an ensuite bathroom, including power/Wi-Fi and all meals provided.
• Training, development, and potential for career growth.

Application Details
Please APPLY NOW and provide a resume and cover letter with a minimum of 2 available work references.
For further information on MDH PTY LTD and its properties, please visit MDH Pty Ltd | Australian Beef Cattle | Cattle Station Career.

PLEASE NOTE :
• This is a permanent position and not available to Working Holiday Visa Holders (Backpackers) or overseas candidates.
• Applications without required skills and experience listed in the ad will not be considered.

Who we Are:
Australian Agricultural Company (AACo) is a leading food and agriculture company that produces high-quality Wagyu beef while delivering nature-led solutions at scale. Established in 1824, we’re proud to be Australia’s oldest continuously operating company – and we’ve had plenty of time to figure out how to be the best workplace we can be with the support, training and opportunity you need to shape your career your way. We’re proud of our history and deeply committed to sustainably feeding the future - and we’d love you to be part of it.

The Opportunity:
We are seeking an Operations Manager to lead the care, feeding, and overall operations of Aronui Feedlot. This role is responsible for overseeing cattle husbandry and feeding programs to support optimal growth, while ensuring the feedlot operates efficiently and at full capacity. You will play a key role in driving strong operational performance and supporting the long term success of the business.

What you’ll do:

Lead and coordinate daily operations across the feedlot, ensuring efficient use of people, resources, and infrastructure

Oversee cattle care, feeding programs, livestock movements, and animal health in collaboration with the Livestock and Feedmill Managers

Monitor feed allocation, milling, and delivery to support animal performance and welfare

Support maintenance planning, prioritising breakdowns and preventative maintenance to minimise operational disruption

Ensure compliance with Quality Assurance, OH&S, and environmental policies, promoting a strong safety first culture

Manage and develop teams through effective training, capability building, and performance oversight

Coordinate contractors, consultants, and suppliers across livestock, nutrition, maintenance, and manure operations

Oversee paddock, backgrounding, lick block operations, manure sales, and associated logistics

Manage operational costs within budget and contribute to business planning and continuous improvement initiatives

Provide regular reporting, audits, and operational updates to senior management


What you’ll bring:

Proven experience operating and managing a livestock enterprise

Strong knowledge of contemporary animal husbandry and welfare practices

Experience working in, or a solid understanding of, beef feedlot operations and grain fed production

Demonstrated leadership capability, with a committed and enthusiastic approach

High computer literacy and confidence working with operational systems and reporting

A current driver’s licence

Tertiary qualifications (or progress toward) in agricultural science or a related discipline

Previous management experience within a commercial feedlot environment

What we can offer you:

Competitive remuneration & allowances

Workhorse and vehicle provided

Service recognition & employee discounts with preferred suppliers

Ongoing training and development, both on-the-job and from external providers

Ready to take your next step? Apply now. Extraordinary is calling.

Feedlot Livestock Hand

Property Description:
With a license to feed 10,000 head, the Wallumba feedlot grain finishes the majority of MDH's cattle. After being purchased in 2001, Wallumba has changed MDH from a grass-finishing operation to a backgrounding operation, with 90 per cent of MDH's cattle grain-finished in the feedlot. Wallumba, in addition to Nangram, has provided significant 'drought proofing' capabilities to the MDH operation, ensuring cattle can be finished even when the northern properties experience a dry season.

Job Description:
Wallumba Feedlot is looking for a dependable and practical Livestock Hand to assist daily cattle operations in a safe and efficient feedlot setting. This is a hands-on position ideal for anyone who has a passion for working outdoors, enjoys working with livestock, values animal welfare, and thrives in a team environment. Experience with work horses is essential; applicants must be confident riders and comfortable handling stock both in yards and pens.

Duties include, but are not limited to:
• General cattle handling and processing/inducting
• Using horses to cut out and move cattle around pens
• Mustering backgrounding paddocks using horses and motorbikes
• Trucking (loading and unloading cattle)
• Diagnosing animal health with an emphasis on animal welfare
• Administration of animal health treatments
• Maintaining accurate daily records

Requirements:
• Proven horsemanship skills –TWO horses and required tack /gear if possible
• Excellent cattle handling skills –Previous feedlot experience is preferred
• A strong commitment to animal welfare
• You are Q-Fever vaccinated or willing to be
• Own transport and driver’s license
• Clean and tidy habits
• Polite and friendly nature
• Willing to lend a hand and gain new experiences
• Willing to work in a team but also individually
• Willing to listen and act on instructions and advice given
• Comfortable with starting work early and working in the heat

Benefits:
• Close to town and all essential services.
• Stable / Day yard and paddock facilities, shoeing, feed, and an allowance for up to two horses.
• Single accommodation with an ensuite bathroom, including power/Wi-Fi and all meals provided.
• Training, development, and potential for career growth.

We are seeking an experienced Feedmill Leading Hand to join our operations at Gunnee.
This role offers a great opportunity to join an exciting, industry leading Agribusiness.

About the Property

Gunnee Beef Feeding Facility is an award-winning, 10,000-head beef operation located near Inverell in northern NSW. Spanning approximately 1,335 hectares, Gunnee combines state-of-the-art feeding infrastructure with a strong focus on animal welfare and sustainable land management practices.


About the Role
As a motivated Feedmill Leading Hand, you will be passionate about agriculture and cattle, committed to continuous learning, and focused on safety. In this role, you will support the Manager and Feeding & Milling Supervisor in planning, implementing, and evaluating the livestock feed management program.

Apply knowledge of cattle nutrition to support feeding programs
• Oversee and maintain the feedmill to prepare feed rations according to the feeding program
• Operate and maintain milling equipment and machinery
• Maintain accurate records of feed stocks and usage
• Operate the FY3000 Feedbunk feeding system
• Clean and maintain feed bunks
• Assist with general property upkeep, repairs, and maintenance
• Oversee and train staff in all aspects of feedmill operations and related programs
• Support the management team in achieving company goals
• Assist with identifying and purchasing materials needed for smooth property operations

About You
• Minimum 2 years’ experience in the feeding industry or similar role
• Proficient in using computers and relevant software programs
• Strong communication skills and the ability to work independently and collaboratively
• A strong work ethic with the physical ability to manage some heavy work safely
• A passion for farming and eagerness to learn and grow
• Current driver’s licence (essential)
• Certificate or Diploma in Agriculture, Rural Operations, or equivalent (desirable)

What We Offer
• Competitive remuneration reflecting your skills and dedication
• Family Accommodation
• Opportunities for training, career development, and advancement within our organisation
• A positive team environment that values collaboration, mutual support, and community
• A workplace culture where everyone feels respected, valued, and supported

About Hancock Agriculture
Hancock Agriculture is a renowned agricultural company encompassing Hancock Pastoral, Wagyu Operations, and S. Kidman & Co. Pty Ltd. We manage over 20 properties across Australia, covering 3.49 million hectares. As one of Australia’s largest producers of Wagyu and commercial cattle, we maintain a herd of over 150,000.

We oversee every step of the process — from breeding to feeding and sales — ensuring the highest standards of animal husbandry, traceability, and quality assurance. At Hancock Agriculture, we are proud to offer our team members the chance to be part of an organisation that upholds these exceptional standards.

**We strongly encourage Australian Defence Force veterans to apply.**

Are you practical, safety-minded, and enjoy working outdoors with cattle in a team-based operational environment? Join the team at Bottle Tree Feedlot and play an important role in the daily care, handling, and performance of our livestock.

About Us

Stanbroke is a family-owned and operated Australian cattle and beef business with operations spanning Northern Queensland cattle properties, backgrounding operations in Southern Queensland, state-of-the-art cattle feedlots, a fully accredited beef processing facility, and global marketing capabilities. We produce a full range of grain and grass-fed beef categories and export to more than 40 countries worldwide.

Your Role

As a Livestock Hand, you will support the day-to-day management and welfare of cattle across the feedlot. This is a hands-on, outdoor role where you’ll work closely with experienced stock teams to monitor animal health, assist with cattle movements, and maintain safe, clean yards. Your contribution will be vital to animal welfare outcomes and overall feedlot performance.

What You’ll Be Doing:

Daily monitoring of cattle across feedlot pens
Riding pens and identifying animals requiring attention
Assisting with drafting, processing, and cattle movements
Supporting animal health programs under direction of senior staff
Maintaining clean, safe yards and facilities
Operating plant and equipment as required (training provided)
Following all biosecurity and safety procedures
Working collaboratively with the livestock and operations teams
Who We’re Looking For:

A strong commitment to workplace health and safety
Genuine interest in working with cattle and agriculture
Willingness to work outdoors in all weather conditions
Ability to work both independently and as part of a team
Good communication skills and attention to detail
Reliable, hardworking, and keen to learn
Why Join Us?

Full-time, permanent position
On-the-job training and development
Premium single accommodation available if required, including meals while onsite (sorry, no pets)
Supportive, team-oriented workplace
A stable, well-established Australian agribusiness
Opportunity to build a long-term career in the cattle and beef industry
Does this sound like you?

If you’re looking for a practical, hands-on role working with cattle in a leading feedlot operation, we’d love to hear from you.

Join us and contribute to the continued success of Bottle Tree Feedlot.

Email/Phone Number for candidate questions or applications::
karens@stanbroke.com

WE ARE HIRING

PEN RIDER/ LIVESTOCK HAND

Gundamain is looking to add someone to our livestock team! If you have an interest in cattle and horses this is the position for you. Gundamain is a family-owned agricultural operation in Eugowra, Central West NSW. Gundamain consists of a 6000 head licensed cattle feedlot, with farming land for cropping, backgrounding, prime lamb production and an Angus breeding herd.
Our vision is to continue to be a fully sustainable, adaptive, and resilient intergenerational agribusiness producing high quality food and fibre. In addition our values prioritise our community, our people and their safety while providing respect for and care of the land and our animals.
Gundamain is seeking someone with a passion for cattle and their health. The role includes pen riding, yard work, hospital, mustering, and general health checks.

We provide:
On the job training
Ability to keep horses on-site
Horse feed and care (Lucerne hay, farrier, chiro, Equi-scener, dentist, worming etc).
Monday- Friday roster, one weekend worked a month with four days off the following week
Accomodation (if required)
Job stability with the opportunity to grow within the business.
Above award wages (remuneration is dependant on experience).
A fortnightly horse and saddle allowance.
We require you to:
Have a strong work ethic
Work well within a team
Have two sound horses ready to work
Have a strong animal welfare ethic for both horses and cattle
Have sound riding skills

This position is in a fun, hardworking team. We will be very sad to see one of our team members move North.
If you have any questions please contact Caitlin on 02 68592784. If you would like to apply please email your resume including two phone references to Caitlin_herbert@gundamain.com.au
To those who have reached out regarding a position in the last 6 months please reapply if I haven’t already reached out via email. Thank you!