Vineyard Supervisor - Whitlands

at  Domaine Chandon Australia

DESCRIPTION

We are passionate, because our mission excites us. At CHANDON, we craft exceptional sparkling wines and experiences based on the celebration of communities. We care about making our wines the best. We are bold, because from day one we have been committed to finding new and unexpected opportunities, people and methods.
At CHANDON, we stand for our values of diversity and inclusion, courage and collaboration within our cross-cultural community. We are proud to be the Sparkling Wine Maison of the LVMH Group, with wineries in Argentina, Brazil, California, Australia, China and India, the sun never sets on CHANDON.

REQUIREMENTS

For your application to be considered, you must:

• Experience in viticulture/horticulture/farming and agricultural machinery, with a genuine enthusiasm for wine and viticulture;
• Knowledge regarding irrigation systems is advantageous;
• Flexibility, sound communication skills, a willingness to learn and be part of a strong cohesive team;
• The ability to work overtime subject to seasonal requirements;
• A strong understanding of work health and safety procedures;
• Must have tractor operations experience; and
• Valid driver’s license.

Domaine Chandon Australia is proud to celebrate our differences and communities. Our priority is to attract, support and retain individuals- irrespective of gender, age, religion and sexual orientation.

Working from our Vineyard in Whitlands, we are looking for a Vineyard Supervisor to join our team. This opportunity will allow you to build & grow a career in a sophisticated, global brand and work outdoors in a friendly work environment.
As part of the team, you’ll develop your skills and have a hands-on role in the daily development and upkeep of the vineyards.

In this position you will:

• Make a commitment to demonstrate safe work practices and habits;
• Operate, and supervise the operation of, a range of modern vineyard machinery including tractors, sprayers, pruners, harvesters and undervine machinery;
• Ensure regular and appropriate maintenance of vineyard plant and equipment;
• Implement and execute an effective undervine weed management program;
• Organise repairs to any equipment (sourcing quotes for significant purchases); and
• Assist with the overall management and supervision of the vineyard team and contractors.