Remote Sheep Station Overseer with Family Accommodation

AusAG Rural; Western Australia; Hybrid; AUD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Semi-furnished 3-bedroom homestead

Groceries provided

Accommodation expenses covered

Fare reimbursement after probation

Job summary

AUSAG RURAL in Western Australia is seeking a hands-on Sheep Station Overseer for a remote, iconic operation. You will work closely with Station Management, taking responsibility for livestock, waters, fencing and general station duties in a remote environment.

Ideal candidates have proven sheep station experience, strong observation and record-keeping, a genuine interest in remote station life, and a current manual driver’s licence. Wages negotiable, family accommodation provided.

Qualifications

• Experience with sheep, waters/bores and windmills on a sheep station.
• Practical fencing skills and sound mechanical aptitude.
• Genuine interest in remote station life with the ability to work independently.
• Strong observation, record-keeping and communication skills.
• Unrestricted manual driver's licence.

Responsibilities

• Assist station management with livestock programs, monitoring stock condition and growth rates.
• Livestock handling including mustering, processing and general sheep work as required.
• Inspect, maintain and record watering points including bores, troughs, windmills, tanks and pipelines.
• Service and maintain mono pumps, solar bore systems and windmills (training provided).
• Carry out fencing maintenance and general outstation infrastructure upkeep.

Skills

Sheep handling

Water systems

Fencing

Mechanical aptitude

Driver's license

Tools

Pumps maintenance

Solar bore systems

Windmills

Job description

AUSAG RURAL in Western Australia is seeking a hands-on Sheep Station Overseer for a remote, iconic operation. You will work closely with Station Management, taking responsibility for livestock, waters, fencing and general station duties in a remote environment.

Ideal candidates have proven sheep station experience, strong observation and record-keeping, a genuine interest in remote station life, and a current manual driver’s licence. Wages negotiable, family accommodation provided.