Jumbuck Pastoral / Head Office Shane Badman & Elyse Otto
Please note that this information may not be general in nature and not necessarily completely relevant to the role that you may be offered or asked to do. It is intended as a guide and a starting point for your discussions. Roles may change as employers get to know you and understand your abilities and interests better.
VACANCY
Jumbuck Pastoral / Head Office Shane Badman & Elyse Otto
JOB / ROLE
Jumbuck Rawlinna sheep station hands
CONTACT
Shane Badman
shane@jumbuckpastoral.com
08 8100 1609 Shane 0888100 1612 Elyse
Address
Various stations
Jumbuck Pastoral Company
PO Box 1172 Adelaide SA
Jumbuck Pastoral / Head Office Shane Badman & Elyse Otto
JOB / ROLE
Jumbuck Rawlinna sheep station hands
CONTACT
Shane Badman
shane@jumbuckpastoral.com
08 8100 1609 Shane 0888100 1612 Elyse
Address
Various stations
Jumbuck Pastoral Company
PO Box 1172 Adelaide SA
GENERAL INFO
(please note that this is general information and may not be specific to your role)
Cattle & Sheep stations
Jumbuck have several large properties across South and West Australia. Roles vary from sheep station hands to cooks, domestics, and other roles from time to time.
Initial information about each property is best obtained from the Jumbuck website.
Jumbuck Pastoral is a large scale cattle and sheep station owner and operator who own several stations across South and West Australia.
Your employment could be at one or more of these stations.
Duties & Responsibilities (can vary due to time of year):
Mustering, droving, water runs, drafting sheep, lambmarking, crutching, branding, backlining, irrigation, plant servicing and maintenance.
Maintenance work, cleaning tanks moving stock then helping prepare for shearing.
Station cook and other inside-outside roles are also occasionally available.
Single accommodation, 3 meals per day provided.
Note:
• Due to limited ranges of food options on station unfortunately specific dietary requirements cannot be catered for.
• Some livestock practices in Australia can be confronting for some people. If concerned please speak with VisitOz or Shane at Jumbuck Pastoral.
Typical duties
Jumbuck provide arrange their recruitment details from from their head office in Adelaide, so specific job descriptions are best obtained from them and in direct conversation.
The Team:
Generally Depot is about 4-6 people and the main homestead is around 10-15, however numbers can vary depending on where the crew might be working that day or week. (ie. based out of Depot or Homestead)
There is Telstra signal at the Homestead and wifi at both locations, single person quarters etc.
The Depot position as come up as the person there (WHV) has reached the end of their time and it was the wife of the Overseer at Homestead who has been cooking. Her job is changing shortly and she will transition out of the job once the new person comes on deck.
Living
Food and accommodation is provided within the award wag structure. The appropriate deductions may apply at the employers discretion.
Travel
Directions:
SA Stations: Fly to Adelaide. Transport via bus available to stations in north west and north east regions of SA, departing Adelaide.
WA Stations (Rawlinna): Fly to Perth. Onward travel to be coordinated with Shane at Jumbuck Pastoral via Kalgoorlie.
Google maps search: “Jumbuck Pastoral”
Working conditions and Pay
Award rates and above depending on relevant skills
(please note that this is general information and may not be specific to your role)
Cattle & Sheep stations
Jumbuck have several large properties across South and West Australia. Roles vary from sheep station hands to cooks, domestics, and other roles from time to time.
Initial information about each property is best obtained from the Jumbuck website.
Jumbuck Pastoral is a large scale cattle and sheep station owner and operator who own several stations across South and West Australia.
Your employment could be at one or more of these stations.
Duties & Responsibilities (can vary due to time of year):
Mustering, droving, water runs, drafting sheep, lambmarking, crutching, branding, backlining, irrigation, plant servicing and maintenance.
Maintenance work, cleaning tanks moving stock then helping prepare for shearing.
Station cook and other inside-outside roles are also occasionally available.
Single accommodation, 3 meals per day provided.
Note:
• Due to limited ranges of food options on station unfortunately specific dietary requirements cannot be catered for.
• Some livestock practices in Australia can be confronting for some people. If concerned please speak with VisitOz or Shane at Jumbuck Pastoral.
Typical duties
Jumbuck provide arrange their recruitment details from from their head office in Adelaide, so specific job descriptions are best obtained from them and in direct conversation.
The Team:
Generally Depot is about 4-6 people and the main homestead is around 10-15, however numbers can vary depending on where the crew might be working that day or week. (ie. based out of Depot or Homestead)
There is Telstra signal at the Homestead and wifi at both locations, single person quarters etc.
The Depot position as come up as the person there (WHV) has reached the end of their time and it was the wife of the Overseer at Homestead who has been cooking. Her job is changing shortly and she will transition out of the job once the new person comes on deck.
Living
Food and accommodation is provided within the award wag structure. The appropriate deductions may apply at the employers discretion.
Travel
Directions:
SA Stations: Fly to Adelaide. Transport via bus available to stations in north west and north east regions of SA, departing Adelaide.
WA Stations (Rawlinna): Fly to Perth. Onward travel to be coordinated with Shane at Jumbuck Pastoral via Kalgoorlie.
Google maps search: “Jumbuck Pastoral”
Working conditions and Pay
Award rates and above depending on relevant skills
