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Ballance Agri-Nutrients, Gore, is seeking an Operator for a permanent role based in Gore. The successful candidate will operate forklift and loader equipment, comply with health and safety standards, and contribute to efficient site operations.
The role requires forklift experience; loader license is a bonus with training to obtain Class 2 loader. Ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment is valued, along with good communication and drive for safety and environmental practices.
Ballance Agri-Nutrients - Gore, South Island
Permanent
At Ballance Agri-Nutrients, we’re proud to work with New Zealand farmers to nourish our soils and keep our country growing. We’re a 100% kiwi-owned cooperative and committed to working alongside our communities and customers to create a strong, sustainable future for all New Zealanders.
WHY BALLANCE?
Rewarding the great work of our team is important, which is why we offer a range of benefits:
ABOUT THE ROLE
We’re currently looking for an Operator based in Gore.
You will be responsible for:
ABOUT YOU
You’ll be most suited to the role if you have:
ABOUT US
As a New Zealand farmer-owned co-operative we love the land as much as them, so we’re committed to farming more productively, profitably and sustainably.
Originally our core business was in fertiliser manufacturing, supply, sales and advice. But as the industry grew, we embraced the advances in Agri-science and technology to lead the way in creating the best soil and food on earth.
We are a passionate bunch and we love what we do. We don't just talk-the-talk, we walk-the-walk and we make a difference every day by being who we are and we are committed to our values ofbravery, honesty, connections and imagination!
Come and make your place with us - Together, we care about our people and our place, about the future of farming and New Zealand and we'd would love for you to join us - “Growing together, caring for people and the land. All in for the future of farming”