The Bore Runner at Headingly Station may perform a range of activities in relation to the maintenance of station bores, windmills and other watering facilities, working in conjunction with the bore mechanic.
This is a physical job that includes working both Indoors and Outdoors in all types of climatic conditions.
You may also be exposed to the elements of wind, heat, dust, rain.
Headingly Station, near Urandangie, is located in the Barkly Group, 200km south west of Mount Isa and 35km from Urandangie. The property is a breeding station producing cattle for AACo’s Wagyu brands. Headingly Station is situated on the Georgina River and comprises mainly open black soil downs country with areas of timbered country (mainly Gidyea) scattered throughout. Headingly Station is made up of three leases – Headingly (1916), Wolgra (1965), and Carandotta (1985).
Safely perform your job and take responsibility for your safe work behaviour.
Checking tank & turkey nest levels, turkey nest fences, troughs & solar equipment at each bore.
Ensuring water supply levels are correct.
Keeping a written record of bores checking the level of water at each tank & turkey nest, the number of cattle at each trough, and maintenance of fences, troughs and solar panels.
Maintain bore runner motor vehicle and report any breakdowns.
Previous experience in a similar role
Previous experience with solar bores
Mechanical knowledge and experience (desired)
Ability to coordinate a daily and weekly work schedule.
Capability to work both alone and as part of a team.
Competitive remuneration & allowances
Service recognition & employee discounts with preferred suppliers.
Ongoing training and development, both on the job and from external providers
Air-conditioned accommodation and meals provided.
We encourage all individuals to apply who are mechanically minded and interested in developing further skills whilst on the job.
To apply, please submit your resume and at least 2 work references via the APPLY NOW button or email: recruitment@aaco.com.au
PLEASE NOTE :
This is a permanent position and not available to Working Holiday Visa Holders (Backpackers) or overseas applicants.
Applications without required skills and experience listed in the ad will not be considered.
Please note references will be checked.
Established in 1824, the Australian Agricultural Company (AACo) is Australia’s largest integrated cattle and beef producer, and is the oldest continuously operating company in Australia.
Today, AACo owns and operates a strategic balance of properties, feedlots and farms comprising around 6.4 million hectares of land in Queensland and the Northern Territory. This equates to roughly 1% of Australia’s land mass.
AACo specialises in grain fed beef and Wagyu beef production.
Leadership
AACo’s leaders are skilled and passionate about our industry. Each are required to hold themselves accountable for contributing to the success of the Company, to make safety and our people a priority and to work with integrity.
Our History
As a world leading producer of beef and agricultural products and Australia’s largest beef producer, AACo has a long and proud history. We continue to diversify our operations into a vertically integrated agribusiness, backed by a solid history of sustainability and growth.
Environment and Sustainability
AACo is committed to innovative environmental management which protects the resources on which our production systems are based.
Our environment and sustainability initiatives are driven by a dedicated and skilled Rangelands team who are committed to best practice and support our people to deliver on environmental compliance.
