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READ MORELocation: near Ellingham, Northumberland
A full time general farm worker/tractor driver is required for a mixed beef, sheep and arable farm near Ellingham, Northumberland.
Ideally you should be a skilled individual with a can do attitude who can work both alone and within a team. The work will primarily be based with store/fat lambs and cattle enterprises, taking on the day-to-day tasks involved with caring for stock and may include tractor work during busy times of the year.
Applicants must have a full UK driver’s license.
JobResponsibilities:
• Feeding and bedding cattle
• Mucking out sheds
• All aspects of getting store lambs ready for sale including dosing, jagging, foot trimming, weighing and grading lambs (Please note there is no lambing involved within this role)
• Tractor aspects may include leading corn, bales, muck and moving stock between sites, help with silage etc
Full in-house training will be provided on all the above and any external training where necessary.
Hours:
The typical working week is 08.00 to 17.00 Monday to Friday. Weekends are rotated on a shared basis between other workers while stock is housed during the winter.
Salary is negotiable based on experience. Please note there is no accommodation currently available with this job.
All applications are dealt with in strict confidence, please contact BMR for more information.
Role: Suitable for ages 16 – 24
Location: Tarff Valley, Newtown St Boswells, Melrose, TD6 0PP
Pay Rate: Dependent on age
Start date: Monday 13 January 2025
Hours: Part time – 16 hours per week
Are you looking to kickstart your career in warehousing while gaining a recognised qualification? Tarff Valley has an exciting opportunity for a Warehouse Assistant through our SCQF Level 5 Modern Apprenticeship programme.
As part of this role, you will support our Warehouse and shop teams with essential daily tasks, including managing stock control, warehouse cleanliness, receiving goods and organising customer orders.
Upon completing the apprenticeship, you will earn a Modern Apprenticeship qualification at SCQF Level 5. This is an ideal position for anyone seeking hands-on work experience in a warehouse environment.
Responsibilities:
• Stock control
• Processing goods in
• Handling orders and receiving goods
• Organising and storing goods in facilities
• Maintaining a clean and tidy workspace
• Serving customers in warehouse
Ideal candidates will:
• Have a keen eye for detail and strong organisational skills.
• Be proactive and capable of working independently.
• Possess good communication skills to liaise with staff
• Be IT-savvy and a collaborative team player
Training & Development – throughout your apprenticeship, you will gain:
• Certificates in First Aid, Health & Safety, and Forklift operation
• Ongoing support and mentorship to help you succeed
To apply, please email William Herd at william.herd@tarffvalley.co.uk with your CV and a brief outline of your interest in this vacancy.
Application Deadline: Tuesday 24th December 2024. Applications will be reviewed on Friday 3rd Jan 2025.
Start your journey with Tarff Valley and develop a rewarding career in warehousing and logistics!
Borders Machinery Ring (BMR), the first Ring to be formed in the UK in February 1987 by 23 farmers and contractors. Currently, there are over 1030 members. Turnover is around £10 million.
Essentially a machinery ring “matches a shortage of machinery and/or labour capacity on one farm with a surplus on another.
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