The Station Cook / Homestead Help will maintain the gardens, some domestic cleaning and cooking meals for the crew.
For this position, you will need to be organised, friendly, and most importantly, enjoy the outdoors and cooking hearty and nutritious meals.
All roles are based in QLD, the combination of tasks differs per station, size of crew etc.
We have three positions across QLD for Station cooks, which include some homestead help / gardening depending on the location.
As the Station Cook / Homestead Help your day-to-day duties will vary, including things similar to the below:
Positions include cooking breakfast, smoko, lunch and dinners for the crew and contractors and guest when the required or a combination of depending on the station.
Provide nutritious, healthy and hearty meals
If required maintaining gardens, mowing, whipper snipping, weeding, mulching and pruning around the house, living quarters and broader property
Ensuring the living quarters, recreational room and amenities are clean and tidy
If required maintaining the overall property appearance
Changing linen and cleaning guest quarters, as require
Stores pickup when needed
Have a flexible and agile mindset, with the ability to undertake varied station tasks
Enjoy working autonomously with limited direction for some tasks, but also enjoy working with the Station Services Coordinator on other tasks you'll do together
Have sound knowledge of gardening, cleaning, domestic functions and hygiene practices
Be able to prioritise workloads
Have some experience cooking for small groups
Enjoy the unique lifestyle a remote cattle station offers
Hold a current manual Drivers Licence
Centrally located NAPCo station
Full-time positions - competitive day rate, generous annual leave entitlements, season completion bonus
Meals and single air-conditioned; self-contained accommodation provided
NAPCo stations have a great social environment and give all employees the chance to attend our annual Station Challenge, ad-hoc campdrafts, sports days, fishing, camping etc.
For more information on this opportunity, please phone 0429 399 630 or email hr@napco.com.au.
NAPCo is an equal opportunity employer committed to providing a working environment that embraces, promotes and values diversity and inclusion.
PLEASE NOTE:
No pets
No couples positions will be considered as there are no other roles available at these locations
Pre-employment requirements Prior to commencement, all new employees are required to undertake an Australian National Police Check and are also required to be vaccinated against Q Fever (all associated costs covered by NAPCO).
The North Australian Pastoral Company (NAPCo) was founded in 1877 and is one of Australia's leading beef cattle companies, managing over 6.1 million hectares, largest single herd in the world and home to Five Founders Beef. NAPCo employs approximately 220 staff operating across Queensland and the Northern Territory, with 15 cattle stations, a Depot in Mount Isa, a Feedlot and Farm in the Darling Downs and an office in Brisbane's CBD.
Our Story
NAPCo is one of Australia’s oldest and largest cattle companies, with a proud history of stewardship of our animals, the land we farm and the future of our business. Nothing showcases the strength of our values more than the fact that descendants of our original founding families are still involved in the business today.
Farming successfully and sustainably for over 140 years.
Our Difference
We continue to build on our proud 140-year history of being one of Australia’s leading cattle producers by raising consistently great-tasting beef, building long-term relationships with partners and customers, and demonstrating outstanding levels of care for our people, our animals and our environment.
Positive outcomes for our business, our animals and our environment.
NAPCo began in 1877 when its original partners took up leases over a vast area of the Barkly Tableland in the Northern Territory, with Queensland properties added over time as the company grew and developed. Family-based ownership remained predominant within NAPCo until 2016 when QIC (Queensland Investment Corporation) became the majority investor.
“WE TAKE PRIDE IN THE WELLBEING OF OUR LIVESTOCK”