Crop Production Lead Technician – Estate & Machinery

eTeach UK Limited; Norwich; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension 18%

Health services

Corporate discounts

Holiday 26 days + bank holidays

Overtime for welfare checks, lambing &

PPE provided

Job summary

eTeach UK Limited is seeking a Farm and Estate Technician (Crop Production) to lead crop production and machinery operations on a 162ha estate. You will work closely with the Head of Easton Estate to manage cereals, forage crops, and stewardship areas while training students in practical farming techniques.

The role emphasises practical fieldwork, safe tractor and telehandler operation, data recording for assurance schemes, and contributing to the wider estate priorities with a strong focus on

Qualifications

• Experience in crop establishment, management and health.
• Ability to drive a vehicle; full UK driving licence.
• Strong safety, cleanliness and presentation standards.
• Willingness to work across a 5-day week including overtime when required.

Responsibilities

• Manage day-to-day cereal, forage crop and stewardship areas.
• Demonstrate machinery skills to students in small groups.
• Safely operate and maintain tractors and telehandlers for crops and livestock care.
• Gather and record performance data and update electronic records for compliance with assurance schemes and legislation.
• Collaborate with other estate technicians on the 160ha estate tasks.

Skills

Crop production

Machinery operation

Safety minded

Independent worker

Team player

Tools

Tractors

Telehandlers

Job description

eTeach UK Limited is seeking a Farm and Estate Technician (Crop Production) to lead crop production and machinery operations on a 162ha estate. You will work closely with the Head of Easton Estate to manage cereals, forage crops, and stewardship areas while training students in practical farming techniques.

The role emphasises practical fieldwork, safe tractor and telehandler operation, data recording for assurance schemes, and contributing to the wider estate priorities with a strong focus on