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CLICK HERE FOR SHORTCUTSThe National Association of Agricultural Contractors (NAAC) has launched a manifesto to ensure that the importance of contractors is recognised in agricultural policy across the UK.
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READ MORECefetra Grain is looking for a Store Operator for its Charlesfield site.
Duties will include loading and unloading product, checking machines are maintained, checking incoming trailers are complying with site procedures, keeping the stores clean and tidy as well as weighbridge duties when required.
These are full time positions, five days a week, 8am-5pm. Overtime available during harvest period.
Full UK driving licence essential. A shovel loader ticket would be useful but training can be provided.
Send CV to careers@cefetra.co.uk
Cefetra Grain is looking for two Engineer Assistants ¬– located at either its Charlsfield and Ormiston sites.
Duties will include assisting the engineering team to carry out preventative maintenance tasks, equipment preparation, installation of grain elevators, conveyors etc and helping troubleshoot malfunctions. Safety compliance with protocols and procedures, including wearing appropriate PPE is essential.
These are full time positions, five days a week, 8am-5pm. Overtime available during harvest period.
Candidates should have some experience, or a keen interest, in engineering.
Full UK driving licence essential. Additional training can be provided.
Send CV to careers@cefetra.co.uk
Borders Machinery Ring (BMR), the first Ring to be formed in the UK in February 1987 by 23 farmers and contractors. Currently, there are over 1030 members. Turnover is around £10 million.
Essentially a machinery ring “matches a shortage of machinery and/or labour capacity on one farm with a surplus on another.
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