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How many Farm Hand jobs are available on Pertemps?

There are 1 Farm Hand jobs available on Pertemps right now.

What does a Farm Hand do?

A Farm Hand is a versatile and hands-on role within a farming operation, involving a wide range of tasks related to crop cultivation, livestock care, and general farm maintenance. This position requires adaptability, physical fitness, and a willingness to work in various aspects of farming.

Tasks required include:

• Participate in planting, cultivating, and harvesting crops based on seasonal requirements..
• Operate and maintain hand tools, small machinery, and tractors for various farming tasks..
• Assist in the care of livestock, including feeding, herding, and cleaning animal enclosures..
• Monitor the health and well-being of animals and report any concerns to supervisors..
• Maintain and repair fences, gates, and other farm structures..
• Clear and prepare land for planting or other agricultural activities..
• Operate and maintain basic agricultural machinery, such as tractors..
• Conduct routine checks on equipment and report any issues promptly..
• Participate in the harvesting of crops, including picking fruits or vegetables..
• Load harvested produce onto vehicles for transportation..
• Assist in irrigation activities, ensuring proper water supply to crops..
• Monitor and adjust irrigation systems as needed..
• Support pest and weed control activities, including applying pesticides or participating in manual weeding..
• Adhere to safety guidelines for chemical use..
• Contribute to the overall maintenance and cleanliness of the farm..
• Repair or replace farm infrastructure as required..
• Adhere to health and safety regulations on the farm..
• Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) as needed..
• Work collaboratively with other farm hands, agricultural labourers, and supervisors..
• Communicate effectively to ensure a coordinated workflow..

What are the entry requirements for a Farm Hand?

There are no minimum academic entry requirements. Training is typically received on-the-job, supplemented by vocational training at an agricultural college. A variety of vocational qualifications in Agriculture are available at Levels 1, 2 and 3, together with BTEC diplomas and apprenticeships in some areas.