Grain Site Worker

RGIT Australia; Moree; On-site; AUD 30,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

On-site accommodation available

Job summary

Boolah is seeking reliable harvest workers to join our Northern grain site team for the upcoming harvest season. You will perform a range of hands-on tasks across two grain sites near Moree, including operating a front-end loader, grain quality testing, tarp work, and truck loading/unloading.

The role requires travel between two sites about 51–52 km from Moree and holding a valid driver’s license with own transport, as no public transport is available.

Qualifications

• Experience with grain handling or harvest is preferred.
• Valid driver’s license and own transport required.
• Reliable, safety-focused and comfortable working outdoors.

Responsibilities

• Operate a front-end loader.
• Conduct grain quality testing and data collection.
• Carry out tarp duties as part of site operations.
• Load and unload trucks.
• Assist with silo work and general site cleaning/maintenance.
• Travel between two grain sites near Moree as required.

Skills

Reliability

Safety-focused

Teamwork

Tools

Front-end loader

Grain sampling equipment

Silo handling equipment

Job description

Boolah is seeking reliable harvest workers to join our Northern grain site team for the upcoming harvest season.

Approximately 10 weeks of harvest work

Duties will include a mix of hands-on grain site work throughout harvest, including:

• Operating a front-end loader
• Grain quality testing/sampling & data collection
• Tarp work
• Loading and unloading trucks
• Silo work
• General site cleaning and maintenance

Work will be across two grain sites, one located approximately 51 km north-east of Moree and the other approximately 52 km north of Moree. The ability to travel between sites is required. Applicants must hold a valid driver’s licence and have their own transport, as no public transport is available.

We’re looking for people who are reliable, safety-focused and comfortable working outdoors as part of a team during a busy harvest period. Previous grain handling, harvest or machinery experience is preferred but not essential for the right person with a good attitude and willingness to learn.

Fixed-term contract commencing 28 September 2026 for approximately 10 weeks, subject to harvest conditions.

Competitive pay rates based on experience.

Single-bed donga accommodation is available on site if required.