The Role We're seeking motivated Grain Handlers to join the team in Nullawil, VIC for the upcoming harvest season. Working in the agriculture and grain handling industry, you'll be part of a dynamic and fast-paced site team preparing and maintaining grain bunkers and supporting all aspects of receival and out loading operations. This role is physical, hands-on and suited to people who enjoy working outdoors in a team environment. Key Responsibilities You'll play a key role in keeping the harvest running smoothly through safe, efficient and reliable site operations. Duties include: Preparing grain sites and bunkers for harvest, including cleaning and tarping Assisting with grain receivals, sampling and weighbridge operation Operating drive-over hoppers and other site machinery as trained Performing general labouring and housekeeping tasks as required Following all site safety procedures and instructions from supervisors Benefits Pay Rate : $33.38 per hour, with generous penalty rates for overtime, weekends and public holidays Duration : 2 to 4 months Schedule: 50 hours per week, offering plenty of earning potential Local accommodation options nearby, including free camping at Culgoa and facilities in Wycheproof Work with a reputable grain operation offering solid training and team support Your Skills & Experience Prior experience in grain handling, bunkers or similar agricultural work Good English communication and a strong safety focus The ability to perform physical, outdoor work in varied weather conditions Reliable transport to get to and from site Choose Agri Labour Australia Agri Labour Australia is an award-winning Australian company with clients in every State and Territory. Proudly representing major agribusinesses, large primary producers, rural operators, and local farmers - we are more than a recruitment agency. Founded on our firsthand knowledge of the land and dedicated to the ongoing success of our clients' businesses and our candidates' careers, you can rely on us for expertise, advice, and support.
