Outback Beef is seeking experienced, practical and committed Station Hands to join our team at Yarrie Station.
These are long-term opportunities for people keen to build a future in the northern cattle industry. We offer stable roles with a minimum three-year commitment, along with three-year development programs for those interested in future leadership.
We have several positions available - other roles have been filled. Each person will contribute to general station work while spending more time in one of the following specialist areas:
Horsemanship & Stockmanship Role
Landcare, biodiversity and bilby monitoring
Everyone pitches in at Yarrie. We’re looking for capable, versatile people who enjoy varied work, support their teammates and bring strong skills to their chosen area.
Outback Beef's Yarrie Station is a 250,000-hectare rangelands property situated north of Marble Bar in Western Australia. The station is made up of the mighty De Grey River and her grass-covered floodplains with rolling hills of spinifex and acacia.
With deep, mineral rich, ancient soils and breathtaking hills full of secret water holes and gorges...quite simply the station is a bloody beautiful to behold!
Duties will vary depending on your specialist role, with everyone contributing to general station work as required.
Horsemanship, Shoeing & Stockmanship
Mustering on horseback, yard work and weaner handling program.
Educating young horses
Horse care, handling and shoeing.
Supporting high quality stockmanship
Landcare, biodiversity and bilby monitoring
Assisting in property bilby monitoring program
Assisting in weed, fire and pest control programs.
Shared station duties may also include landcare, biodiversity and bilby monitoring, maintenance and helping other team members when needed.
Relevant skills and experience in one of the specialist areas.
A practical approach and willingness to pitch in across station duties.
Passion for the northern cattle industry and a commitment to long-term employment.
Respect for your teammates, livestock and country.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
An interest in developing your skills, with opportunities for future leadership.
An interest in biodiversity (Bilby care) and landcare.
A manual driver’s licence is preferred.
Strong horse riding, shoeing and stockmanship skills are required for the horsemanship role. Excel skills are required for the cattle records role.
Above-award wages.
Meals and accommodation provided.
Long-term, stable roles with a minimum three-year commitment.
Varied work on a family property where you can feel part of the team.
Three-year development programs and opportunities to develop leadership skills.
The opportunity to live and work in a beautiful part of Australia.
This is a permanent position and is NOT open to Working Holiday Visa Holders (Backpackers), temporary residents or overseas applicants. Sponsorship is also NOT available.
We will not be responding to any overseas candidates or temporary residents since this is a permanent position.
Applications without a cover letter, resume, required skills and experience listed in the ad will not be considered.
If you haven’t laid eyes on her, Yarrie Station is a 250,000-hectare rangelands property situated north of Marble Bar in Western Australia. She is made up of the mighty De Grey River and her grass-covered floodplains with rolling hills of spinifex and acacia. She has deep, mineral rich, ancient soils and breathtaking hills full of secret water holes and gorges. She is bloody beautiful to behold.
At Outback Beef we care for our family and friends, support our local communities, value our customers and respect and appreciate our staff. We want our kids grow up in the outback, to love and respect the country, the animals and the freedom that life in the bush provides.
We care for our cattle, we value quality stockmanship and support solid welfare standards for all our animals. Outback Beef cattle are born, bred and fed on a natural grass-based system. It begins on the rangeland’s pastures of Yarrie Station, where the cattle are bred.
We care for our country and have a unique understanding of the need to ensure that it can be passed onto future generations. We know that this country is special, that it is one if the oldest areas on Earth forming 3 billion years ago.
