tractor driver/ shepherd
Full Time, 48 hours a week
Salary: up £20,456 to £22,284 per annum pro rata, dependent on experience
Accommodation provided
York
We have an exciting opportunity for general farm worker/tractor driver with a keen eye for detail and good communication skills to join our farm team at our York campus.
We are seeking an individual who will work alongside the current team at Westfield Farm, assisting with all duties relating to the dairy, sheep and beef enterprises
The successful candidate will be required Monday to Friday starting at 5am to feed all the livestock, including bedding and scraping. carry out essential estate repairs, and carry out field operations where necessary.
Candidates require a minimum of a tractor drivers licence or drivers licence. combined with rough terrain telescopic handler licence to be considered for the roll.
We define the values and qualities that we require from our people using the Askham Bryan College DNA. Hardwired in to what we do, our DNA strands ensure that all colleagues are committed to delivering with purpose, taking ownership, building trust and always learning.
We offer an inclusive, dynamic, challenging and rewarding place to work on farm accommodation can be offered for right candidate
Our colleagues enjoy a range of generous benefits including 35 days annual leave (pro-rata) in addition to bank holidays, ample free parking, canteen facilities, support for continuous professional development, Teacher’s Pension/Local Government Pension and a range of employee benefits as well as the opportunity to work within spectacular grounds.
Closing Date: 9.00am Friday 7th July
Interviews: TBC
Start Date: As soon as possible
The College is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff, volunteers and partners to share this commitment.
The Governors and Staff at Askham Bryan College regard each learner as a unique individual and therefore seek to support learner development in ways, which will foster security, confidence and independence. We recognise that high self-esteem, peer support, a secure College environment and clear lines of communication with trusted adults helps all young people and adults particularly those at risk or suffering abuse. These are regarded as central to the wellbeing of the individual and are therefore seen to be an intrinsic part of all aspects of the curriculum and ethos.