KILN OPERATOR - HOP HARVEST 2024 EGGERS HOPS
JOB DESCRIPTION: Kiln Operator, Hop harvest 2024
LOCATION: Eggers Hops, Wills Road, Upper Moutere
HOURS: 8AM TO 4PM (Some flexibility here)
TERM:5th March to approx. 27th March
We require a local to train up to dry our hops.
This involves a lot of focus and routine checks. It requires you to be on your feet all the time so you need to be physically fit and strong.
It will suit someone who is active, organised, cool under pressure and can pickup procedures and systems quickly.
PLEASE CALL 027 657 7525 TO DISCUSS
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