Security & Site Operations Officer – Abattoir & Processing Plant

Stanbroke; Grantham; On-site; AUD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Stanbroke in Northern Queensland is seeking a Security Officer for a full-time, hands-on role protecting the processing facility, staff, and livestock across site operations. The position blends outdoor duties with on-site responsibilities.

You will patrol, monitor cameras, control access, assist with welfare, and perform basic maintenance. A proactive safety mindset, strong observation, and reliable communication are essential for rotating shifts including nights.

Qualifications

• Reliable and proactive approach to workplace safety and security.
• Comfortable working outdoors in all weather conditions.
• Ability to handle livestock safely and confidently.
• Basic maintenance skills (fencing, mowing, minor repairs) an advantage.
• Good observation, communication, and reporting skills.
• Willingness to work across a 7‑day roster, including night shifts.

Responsibilities

• Conducting internal and external site patrols
• Monitoring surveillance cameras and controlling gate access
• Signing in contractors, visitors, and delivery drivers
• Locking and unlocking beef chillers
• Checking and recording temperatures of facilities and containers
• Supporting animal welfare, including unloading cattle and handling livestock
• Managing water supply for production and stock water tanks
• Feeding pets and livestock on site
• Maintaining and repairing fences, mowing grounds, and general site upkeep including sweeping carparks

Skills

Security operations

Outdoor work

Livestock handling

Maintenance basics

Communication

Job description

Stanbroke in Northern Queensland is seeking a Security Officer for a full-time, hands-on role protecting the processing facility, staff, and livestock across site operations. The position blends outdoor duties with on-site responsibilities.

You will patrol, monitor cameras, control access, assist with welfare, and perform basic maintenance. A proactive safety mindset, strong observation, and reliable communication are essential for rotating shifts including nights.