Grain Labourer
About this job
We require 50 labourers for grain industry work in the Dublin region, SA.
The work includes cleaning grain bunkers, unloading trucks with conveyer belts and covering bunkers with tarps.
Work will commence in November 2026 and will continue for 4 years.
Successful candidates will be offered employment on a full time basis and paid by the relevant hourly award rate, depending on the work performed (pay rates are based on the Storage Services and Wholesale Award) with a starting rate of Level 1 $24.98 per hour.
Workers must have the ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions, and be available 6-7 days a week if required. Regular weekend work may also be required including Sundays. General hours of work are between 7am and 5pm.
Workers must be available for early morning starts. Applicants must be hardworking and physically fit as you will be required to perform tasks that involve bending and lifting.
Workers must be able to pass a medical/drug test.
This job has opportunities for upskilling and training.
Candidates MUST have work rights in Australia.
All applications must be lodged online.
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