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Called in for the cut weeks only — a few intense days each time the grass is ready, plus the maize week in September. Ideal alongside study or another local job.

What you will do

Help sheet, weight and seal the clamps as each pit is filled
Keep the clamp apron and the road out of the yard swept clean between loads
Move tyres, gravel bags and side sheets and keep the sheeting store tidy
Run fuel, water and food out to the machine operators during long cut days
Assist with clamp face management and daily silage sampling once the pits are open

What we are looking for

Available at short notice within the cut window — the weather sets the date, not the calendar
Fit for physical outdoor work in heat, dust and occasionally rain
Sensible around moving machinery in a busy yard; a full safety briefing comes first
Own transport to the Lunteren yard
EU/EEA right to work required — the on-call pattern of these weeks does not fit a sponsored seasonal permit

Good to know

Season: Cut weeks and maize harvest — May to September
Department: Harvest
EU/EEA right to work required