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Lambing Assistant - Lincolnshire at Dyson Farming

Cranwell, England, United Kingdom -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

13 May, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

12 Feb, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Lambing Assistance, Shepherd Assistance, Animal Welfare, Health and Safety, Organisational Skills, Professional Manner, Proactive Approach, Flexibility, Driving Licence

Industry

Farming

Description

Dyson Farming is a family-owned business, with a vision to benefit future generations through a commitment to commercially viable and environmentally sustainable food production at scale. We strive to be industry leaders in efficient, carbon-neutral, high-technology agriculture, employing highly skilled, pioneering people and supported by research and development in an ever-closer partnership with our sister company, Dyson. We see the future of agriculture as an exciting opportunity to improve the nation’s food security, health, and economic growth. This is a temporary contract, expected to start on mid-April until the end of May. Key roles include, but not limited to: Assistance with lambing 1000 ewes (Outdoors) Assist the Shepherds with their duties Feeding lambs and other welfare duties Demonstrate a proactive attitude and commitment to health and safety Any other ad-hoc tasks within your capabilities Previous experience of lambing is essential Good organisational skills Professional manner Proactive and flexible approach to work Holds a current UK driving licence Accommodation available. 24 days holiday plus bank holidays Life assurance; Pension scheme; Charitable Giving via payroll (Give as You Earn); Cycle to work scheme; Free annual flu jab; Free eye test; Employee Assistant Programme; Access to product discounts; Organised social events; Free parking.

Responsibilities

Key roles include assisting with the lambing of 1000 ewes outdoors and supporting Shepherds with their general duties. This also involves feeding lambs and performing other necessary welfare tasks.