Job Description
Farm and
Estate Technician 37 hours per
week, 52 weeks per year £27,994 - £29,856
per annum We are seeking to recruit
an ambitious, motivated and conscientious technician to join the College's Farm
and Estate team. This is a great opportunity for an individual to join a
progressive team applying modern practices and techniques across the Estates machinery
and livestock operations and become the lead for the demonstration of our techniques
and standards to students, staff and the public. The successful individual
will have the opportunity to significantly shape their role and influence the
other enterprises that they are involved with, with the support of the Head of
Easton Estate. So, if you take pride in
achieving high standards, want to have a positive influence on the future of
the land-based sector by passing on your skills, knowledge and experience, then
this could be the role for you. About the Role: You will provide practical learning opportunities for
students, including the demonstration of both machinery operation and livestock
husbandry skills to small groups. Work with other Estate technicians in the operation
of the Colleges 180ha estate including Crop production, Livestock and Equine
enterprises. Operate and maintain tractors, mowers and other
machinery safely and effectively. Carry out a wide range of seasonal farm and estate
tasks to provide both demonstration to students and as part of the routine Estate
management. We are looking for the
following key qualities: A passion for practical outdoor work and pride in
achieving high standards. A solid, practical knowledge of Livestock husbandry
(Beef and Sheep) and operational experience of modern farm machinery and its
operation. (Essential) Strong communication skills and a passion for the
land-based sector. The ability to work well in a team but also
independently using your own initiative. A full UK driving licence. (Essential) High expectations for safety, cleanliness and
presentation. For any further
information about this role or the application process please contact James
Price
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