Part Time Commercial Site Farm Worker

Job Title: Part Time Commercial Site Farm Worker Reporting to: Site Manager Overall aim of the Job: To produce ducks of the best quality as efficiently as possible. Key tasks within the job: • To maintain and improve the high welfare standards as possible. • To assist with achieving target levels of mortality as efficiently as possible. • To work to a high health and safety standard. • Update all records required in order to provide accurate, up-to-date information for the site manager • To look after the poultry daily need for feed, water, straw, ventilation and movement. • Identify and communicate to the site manager any problems with birds or equipment. • Liaise regularly with site manager, and communicate with site staff and colleagues as appropriate, regarding successes and problems to ensure consistent flow of information. • Carry out evening checks of site, when required. • To maintain and improve where possible the hygiene standards. • To assist with all general farm duties, e.g. duck catching, muck removal, pressure washing. • Monitor stock control of farm supplies, and report shortages to the site manager. • Maintain all aspects or company policy on site (as per Company Handbook). • Responsible for maintaining the health and welfare of the poultry on site. • To work with staff in a positive manner, ensuring the team is working as safely and efficiently as possible. • To carry out any other tasks relating to poultry farming as the company may reasonably require. Benefits: • Reduced cost staff shop • Opportunities to further train and develop further (career progression) • Private counselling support services • Auto enrolment Pension available • Staff and family events • Monthly Employee Draw • Long Service Awards Job Type: Permanent Hours per week: 30 Hours per week Working Times: Monday to Friday, 08:00am to 14:00pm and every other weekend working the mornings and back for PM checks on these weekend days. Pay Rate: £12.75 per hour, £16.99 overtime rate at weekends. Own transport is essential due to the remote location.