Assistant Site Manager
Pubblicato il 01-08-2026 - Altro in Italia
About our team Ha le carte in regola per avere successo? Le seguenti informazioni devono essere lette attentamente da tutti i candidati. GrainCorp connects more than 10,000 grain growers with local and international customers via Australia's largest silo network, with a storage capacity of over 20 million tonnes, seven bulk port elevators and two specialty port terminals. Innovation, integration and partnership are the foundations on which we are growing into our second century with customers at the heart of all that we do. About the role As our Roma West Assistant Site Manager, you will report to the Site Manager and work alongside a team of permanent Grain Handlers that together deliver a secure and effective service in the receival, storage and outload of grain via road and rail. In addition to undertaking a wide range of grain handling activities that are core to our operation, you will: Coordinate day-to-day workflow of the team and support to attract, select, train, and develop permanent and casual team members Develop and maintain relationships with growers, customers,
local community groups and internal stakeholders Support the resource planning for grain receival / outload activity during peak and off-peak periods Support the planning and execution of scheduled and ad-hoc maintenance, grain protection, safety and quality activities and related reporting Supervise a large seasonal workforce during our busy harvest intake periods, including at multiple sites About your experience Our ideal candidate has plant operations experience gained in any industry, a solid safety mindset, and a genuine desire to make a positive contribution to the thriving agricommodities industry. You should also have: Some experience in supervising teams (or the potential to) Positive communication skills, time management and IT literacy Capability to work at heights and in confined spaces What we offer Ongoing training and safety programs Paid Parental leave and birthday leave We're