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JBS Australia in Caroona, NSW is seeking Pen Riders and Livestock Handlers to perform daily livestock handling, diagnose health symptoms, and administer treatments. The role includes maintaining records and following WHS/QA policies within a large global organisation.
The position is full-time with an 8-on / 6-off roster and a starting rate of $27.08 per hour plus Horse Allowance and penalties where applicable.
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Date Posted: 1 Oct 2026
About the Role
We are currently seeking passionate Pen Riders and Livestock Handlers to join our dedicated team. Key responsibilities of the role include daily livestock handling tasks such as pen riding and stock movements, diagnosing animal health symptoms, and administering appropriate treatments.
The role also involves maintaining accurate records of animal treatments and stock movements, while ensuring strict compliance with JBS Australia's policies, including Work Health and Safety (WHS), Human Resources (HR), Quality Assurance (QA), Animal Welfare, and Environmental obligations.
To be eligible for the horse allowance, you are required to have access to a minimum of two suitable horses and own tack/saddlery, including horse transport. All horses must be vaccinated for Hendra virus prior to entry at all JBS sites. Proof of vaccination details will be required prior to offer/commencement of employment.
About You
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About Us
Strategically located on the Liverpool Plains of NSW, one hour west of Tamworth, JBS Australia's Caroona Feedlot employs approximately 35 people and includes a dryland and irrigation farming operation. With a licensed capacity of 28,000 head, access to an extensive network of quality cattle and ideally placed between the Riverina & Beef City plants, Caroona is a vital asset in the supply of grain fed cattle for both the JBS Queensland and New South Wales based processing facilities. The farm supplies the grain, silage and hay required for the cattle in the feedlot.