Mechanic | Koojan Downs Feedlot

With six generations of agricultural heritage and a commitment to sustainability through evidence-based practices, Harvest Road Group is proud to produce some of Australia's highest quality food products. We are passionate about delivering premium agricultural food that reflects the best our country has to offer.  Today, Harvest Road encompasses the iconic Harvey Beef and Leeuwin Coast brands, supplying a range of exceptional food products to domestic and international markets. Our business is built on innovation, integrity, and a deep connection to the land, and we are committed to continuous improvement in everything we do – from paddock to plate.

Love working on machinery and solving problems? Join our feedlot team as a Mechanic and help maintain the equipment that keeps thousands of cattle fed and operations running efficiently

About Koojan Downs Feeding Facility:

Koojan Downs feeding facility is located 25kms from Moora and 160kms north of Perth.  Koojan Downs is part of the integrated beef supply chain for Harvest Road.  This integrated beef supply chain ranges from north to southwest of Western Australia and is based on best-practice ecological planning and animal welfare management.

Opportunity:

We are currently seeking an experienced Mechanic to play a key role in keeping a busy cattle feedlot operating.

With the help of the Apprentice Mechanic and maintenance team, you will be responsible for the service, maintenance and repair of feedlot plant and equipment, ranging from light vehicles, trucks, generators, earthmoving equipment and feed milling equipment.

You will be self-motivated and willing to relocate to a rural environment (this is a 10:4 roster).

Located near Moora, WA we are WA’s largest feeding facility and are designed to supply Harvest Road’s processing facility, Harvey Beef. 

Please note:

• This is a permanent position, those on short term/working holiday visas will not be considered.  This is not a FIFO role.
• You will need to have a current driver’s licence and own transport.

Key Responsibilities of the role:

• Always demonstrate commitment to safe working practices.
• Service and repair various plant and machinery types, including and not limited to utilities, trucks, feed milling and handling equipment, generators, earthmoving equipment etc. 
• Facilitating the maintenance program for plant and machinery.  
• Managing the spare parts inventory including ordering of parts and equipment as required. Maintaining an efficient and safe workshop.
• Assist with the procurement of replacement plant and machinery.
• Travel to other properties within the group when required.

Ideal skillset:

• Australian Recognised Trade Certificate – HD Diesel Mechanic/HD Diesel Fitter.
• Current driver’s licence, with HC/MC highly regarded.
• Strong focus on safety and quality of work.
• Good diagnostic skills.
• Good communication and record keeping skills.
• Recent relevant experience working on trucks and earthmoving equipment.
• Attention to detail and independent self-starter.
• Ability to pass a police and medical check.

What Harvest Road Offers:

• Lifestyle: Escape the hustle and bustle of city life, and immerse yourself in a peaceful, remote environment.
• Accommodation: Accommodation located nearby, providing you with a comfortable and convenient living space.
• Community: Be a part of a friendly, close-knit community, where support is always at hand.

• Work-Life Balance: Experience a balanced lifestyle, where work and leisure coexist harmoniously.
• Competitive Remuneration: We take into account your individual experience and skills to ensure you are being rewarded fairly for what you bring to the role.

Please press ‘Apply’ and submit your covering letter and resume to join one of Western Australia’s largest agri-food businesses. 

To find out more and to have a confidential chat, please call Gino De Stefani on: 0458-649-195

We are an equal opportunity employer, and we are committed to having a workforce that reflects the community in which we live and work. We encourage Indigenous Australians, people with a disability and people of all ages, culturally diverse backgrounds, gender identity and sexual orientation to apply.