Farm Hands Donnybrook
Regional Labour Hire Donnybrook, Perth
2nd Year Visa Eligible
Job Description
Seeking individuals to work at our client’s farm near Donnybrook WA.
We are seeking people which are reliable, physically fit, can work unsupervised and have gardening experience.
Duties include weeding, mowing, whipper snipping, trimming, tree planting etc.
This job is for 4 to 5 weeks, but could lead to further positions within or company!
$29.33 p/hour + Super
Around 38 hours per week
Valid for 2nd or 3rd WHV
Please note that we don't provide accommodation and you'll need to have your own transport.
If you are interested please send your motivation & resume
Postcode: 6239 (Donnybrook, Perth)
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Regional Labour Hire
Member since: February 2020
Employer's email matches the rlh.com.au website.
Description:
Regional Labour Hire specialises in providing unskilled labour for job vacancies in Western Australia.
With offices in Gingin and Kununurra and a large portfolio of applicants, RLH can provide reliable people to get the job done efficiently and on time.
We can fill a vacancy anywhere in WA, regional or metropolitan, usually within 24 to 48 hours depending on your needs and take care of all pre-start inductions and safety training, leaving you with time to focus on your business.
Our labour division can provide workers for a range of sectors including logistics and warehousing, horticulture, agriculture, hospitality, mining, construction and distribution.
Our People
We match the right applicant with the right employer, provide the necessary inductions, safety training and protective equipment that allows workers to get straight on the job.
We are able to tailor our training program to meet special requirements and the workers we represent know w
Industry:
Farming, Animals & Conservation