Live roles with UK employers

• Dairy
• Northern Ireland
• Dairy Farm
• Yes

Key Responsibilities Daily milking and parlour maintenance; monitoring milk quality and mastitis risk Herd health monitoring, treatment administration and record-keeping Feeding, ration management and water access Safe livestock handling and movement Fencing, grazing and general farm maintenance Following health, safety, welfare and biosecurity procedures When Applying, Include Current visa type and SOC code; date of first CoS; current job title; herd type/size; milking system experience; calving/calf-rearing experience; current UK location; availability.

• Dairy
• Scotland
• Dairy & Poultry
• Full Time
• Yes

We are looking for a hardworking and reliable Beef Farm Worker to join a busy mixed beef and poultry farm near Inverness, Scotland. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with experience operating heavy machinery who is interested in developing their skills in farm work. The role will mainly involve tractor driving, feeding livestock and bedding cattle, with additional duties supporting the poultry operation during the summer months. Key Responsibilities Drive and operate tractors and other farm machinery. Assist with feeding and caring for beef cattle. Carry out bedding and general livestock duties. Help with farm maintenance and daily agricultural operations. Assist with poultry shed duties during the summer months. Maintain a clean, safe and organised working environment. When applying, include: Current visa type and SOC code; date of first COS; current job title; current UK location; confirmation of a full UK driving licence; availability.

• Mechanics
• Northern Ireland
• Full Time

We are looking for an experienced Mechanical Maintenance Engineer to maintain, repair and improve mechanical equipment across its anaerobic digestion, biogas, CHP and wind turbine facilities. The successful candidate will be responsible for ensuring the reliability and efficient operation of pumps, motors, compressors, digesters, pipework and other industrial equipment. Key Responsibilities Carry out planned preventative maintenance and mechanical repairs. Inspect, maintain and repair pumps, mixers, compressors, gearboxes, conveyors and valves. Diagnose mechanical faults and carry out equipment breakdown repairs. Maintain digester systems, feedstock handling equipment and biogas pipework. Service heat exchangers, heating systems and CHP engine components. Carry out mechanical fitting, welding, fabrication and equipment installation. Monitor equipment performance and identify opportunities to improve reliability. Follow health and safety procedures and maintain accurate maintenance records.

• Mechanics
• Northern Ireland
• Full Time

We are seeking an experienced Electrical / EICA Maintenance Engineer to maintain and improve the electrical, instrumentation and control systems across its anaerobic digestion, biogas, CHP and wind turbine facilities. Key Responsibilities Maintain and repair electrical distribution systems, motors, MCCs, VSDs and control panels. Diagnose and resolve electrical and PLC/SCADA system faults. Maintain and calibrate industrial instrumentation and process control equipment. Support the safe operation of anaerobic digesters, biogas systems and CHP generators. Carry out preventative maintenance, inspections and electrical testing. Ensure compliance with electrical safety standards, ATEX requirements and site procedures. Maintain accurate maintenance records and technical documentation.

• Dairy
• Somerset
• Dairy Farm
• Full Time
• Yes

We are looking for a hardworking, reliable, and motivated Dairy Farmer to join a large dairy farm managing a herd of approximately 500 cows. The successful candidate will be involved in the full range of daily dairy farming operations, gaining hands-on experience across all aspects of dairy farm management and livestock care. When applying, include: Current visa type and SOC code; date of first COS; current job title; current UK location; confirmation of a full UK driving licence; availability. Key Responsibilities: Assist with the daily care, feeding and monitoring of dairy cows Participate in milking operations and maintain high hygiene standards Monitor animal health and welfare, reporting any concerns promptly Assist with calving and the care of new born calves Support general farm duties and the upkeep of farm facilities Follow farm procedures and biosecurity requirements Work collaboratively with the farm team to ensure daily operations run smoothly

• Dairy
• Scotland
• Dairy and Poultry
• Full Time
• Yes

We are looking for hardworking, reliable and motivated individuals to join a poultry layer farm team. The farm operates three poultry sheds, each housing approximately 8,000 birds. The successful candidate will be involved in the daily care of the birds, and assisting with egg collection and packing. This is a hands-on role suited to individuals who are comfortable with physical work and are willing to take part in all aspects of poultry farm operations. Key responsibilities: Walk through the poultry sheds regularly to monitor the birds and check their condition Identify and remove dead birds in accordance with farm procedures Carry out power washing and thorough cleaning of poultry sheds Maintain high standards of cleanliness, hygiene and biosecurity Assist with egg collection and packing Follow farm procedures and daily operational instructions Support other general poultry farm duties as required

• Dairy
• Scotland
• Dairy & Poultry
• Full Time
• Yes

We are looking for a hardworking, reliable, and motivated Dairy Farmer to join a large dairy farm managing a herd of approximately 500 cows. The successful candidate will be involved in the full range of daily dairy farming operations, gaining hands-on experience across all aspects of dairy farm management and livestock care. When applying, include: Current visa type and SOC code; date of first COS; current job title; current UK location; confirmation of a full UK driving licence; availability. Key Responsibilities: Assist with the daily care, feeding and monitoring of dairy cows Participate in milking operations and maintain high hygiene standards Monitor animal health and welfare, reporting any concerns promptly Assist with calving and the care of new born calves Support general farm duties and the upkeep of farm facilities Follow farm procedures and biosecurity requirements Work collaboratively with the farm team to ensure daily operations run smoothly

• Dairy
• Cumbria
• Electrical & Dairy Engineers
• Full Time

We are looking for Multi-Skilled Engineers to provide technical support, maintenance and repair services to dairy farms across Cumbria and Yorkshire. The role focuses on maintaining and repairing milking parlour equipment and providing electrical support to help dairy farms operate efficiently. This is an excellent opportunity for skilled engineers who enjoy practical, hands-on work and are confident working independently after training. Key Responsibilities: Maintain, inspect and repair dairy farm milking parlour equipment Provide mechanical troubleshooting and technical support to dairy farms Carry out basic electrical maintenance and repairs within the scope of your training and competence Travel to dairy farm clients across Cumbria and Yorkshire Work independently after training and collaborate with the wider engineering team when required

• Dairy
• Northern Ireland
• Dairy Farm
• Full Time
• Yes

Are you passionate about dairy farming and animal welfare? We’re looking for a reliable, hardworking Dairy Farmer to join our team and help maintain a healthy, productive dairy herd. Key Responsibilities Carry out daily milking and ensure proper milking procedures. Feed and care for dairy cows, ensuring their health and welfare. Monitor cows for signs of illness, injury, or unusual behaviour. Assist with calving and provide care for newborn calves. Maintain clean and hygienic housing, milking parlours, and equipment. Monitor feeding, breeding, and general herd health. Maintain accurate farm and livestock records. Follow farm safety, hygiene, and biosecurity procedures. Work closely with the farm manager and other team members. IMPORTANT: This role is for candidates already in the UK on a Skilled Worker Visa looking to transfer sponsorship. Not suitable for applicants outside the UK requiring initial sponsorship. When applying, include: Current visa type and SOC code; date of first COS; current job title; current UK location; confirmation of a full UK driving licence; availability.

• Dairy
• South West Scotland
• Dairy Farm
• Full Time
• Yes

Join Our Dairy Farming Team! We are looking for a dedicated and reliable Calf Rearer to join our team on a busy dairy farm in the UK. If you enjoy working with animals and are passionate about their health, welfare and development, we would love to hear from you! IMPORTANT: This role is for candidates already in the UK on a Skilled Worker Visa looking to transfer sponsorship. Not suitable for applicants outside the UK requiring initial sponsorship. Key Responsibilities – Calf Rearer Provide daily care, feeding and monitoring of calves to support healthy growth and development. Prepare and distribute milk, milk replacer, colostrum and other feed according to farm procedures. Ensure newborn calves receive colostrum promptly and in accordance with farm protocols. Monitor calves closely for signs of illness, injury, stress or abnormal behaviour and report concerns promptly. Assist with routine health checks, treatments, vaccinations and medication under the direction of the farm manager or veterinary team. Maintain clean, dry and comfortable calf housing, pens, bedding and feeding areas. Clean and disinfect feeding equipment, buckets, bottles, milk feeders and other calf-rearing equipment. Follow strict hygiene and biosecurity procedures to reduce the risk of disease transmission. Monitor feed and water intake and ensure calves have access to clean, fresh water when appropriate for their age and needs. Observe calf behaviour, appetite and general condition to identify potential health concerns early. Assist with the weighing, identification, tagging and movement of calves in accordance with farm procedures. Maintain accurate records of feeding, health checks, treatments, mortality, growth and daily observations. Support the weaning process and help transition calves onto solid feed in line with farm protocols. Handle calves calmly and safely, following animal welfare guidelines and low-stress handling practices. Assist with the preparation of calf pens and housing for new arrivals. Check ventilation, temperature, bedding and housing conditions to maintain a suitable environment for youngstock. Report equipment faults, feed shortages, damaged housing or any welfare concerns to the farm manager. Assist with general livestock duties and other farm tasks when required. Follow farm health and safety procedures, including the safe handling of animals, cleaning products and equipment. Work collaboratively with farm managers, dairy staff and veterinary professionals to maintain high standards of calf health and welfare. Carry out daily duties efficiently and help maintain a clean, organised and productive calf-rearing unit. When applying, include: Current visa type and SOC code; date of first COS; current job title; current UK location; confirmation of a full UK driving licence; availability.

• Dairy
• SW Scotland
• Dairy Farm
• Full Time
• Yes

South West Scotland | Dairy Farm | Competitive, DOE | Full time, flexible agricultural hours including early mornings and weekends Important: This role is for candidates already in the UK on a Skilled Worker visa looking to transfer sponsorship. Not suitable for applicants outside the UK requiring initial sponsorship. The Role An established dairy farm in a rural location in South West Scotland is looking for two experienced Milkers to join its existing team of six. The successful candidates will take on daily milking duties and general herd care as part of a well-organised team, helping maintain consistent milk quality and smooth parlour operations. Due to the remote location, a full UK driving licence and own transport are required.

• Dairy
• Northern Ireland
• Dairy Farm
• Full Time
• Yes

The Role An established dairy farm is looking for an experienced Milker to join its existing farm team. The successful candidate will work alongside other staff to carry out daily milking and general herd care, helping to maintain milk quality, cow comfort and a smooth-running parlour routine. Key Responsibilities Milking the herd as part of a team, following correct routine, preparation and hygiene procedures Monitoring milk quality during milking and flagging any abnormalities or signs of mastitis Cleaning, washing down and maintaining the milking parlour and equipment after each milking Observing cow health and condition during milking, reporting any concerns to the wider team Moving cows safely between housing/grazing and the parlour Assisting with general herd tasks between milkings, such as feeding, bedding and calf care, as required Following correct washing and sanitation procedures for all milking equipment Working cooperatively with other team members to keep milking times consistent and efficient Following health and safety, animal welfare and hygiene procedures at all times When Applying, Include Current visa type and SOC code; date of first CoS; current job title; herd size and milking system experience; current UK location; availability.

• Pig
• Northern Ireland
• Pig Farm
• Yes

Pig Unit Stockpersons (x2) – Skilled Worker Visa Transfer Northern Ireland | Pig Finishing Unit | Full time, shift work including early mornings and weekends | Salary in line with Visa requirement | 3 Year Visa Important: This role is for candidates already in the UK on a Skilled Worker visa looking to transfer sponsorship. Not suitable for applicants outside the UK requiring initial sponsorship. The Role Due to expansion, a busy pig finishing unit is looking for two experienced Stockpersons to join the team. The successful candidates will be responsible for the daily care and management of finishing pigs, focusing on growth performance, welfare and unit efficiency, and will work closely with the wider farm team to hit production targets. Key Responsibilities Daily stock checks across finishing sheds, identifying sick, injured or underperforming animals Managing feed systems and adjusting rations to optimise growth rates and feed conversion Grading and drafting pigs for sale, and preparing/loading animals for transport Monitoring shed environment — ventilation, temperature, stocking density — and adjusting as needed Treating illness or injury under veterinary guidance, and maintaining accurate medicine records Power-washing, disinfecting and preparing sheds between batches to strict biosecurity standards Maintaining production records, including mortality, growth and feed usage Carrying out routine maintenance checks on feeders, drinkers and shed equipment, reporting faults promptly Safely handling and moving pigs at all stages, including during loading Working flexibly across a shift rota to ensure stock are checked and fed daily, including weekends When Applying, Include Current visa type and SOC code; date of first CoS; current job title; scale of finishing unit worked on (numbers/throughput); experience with feed and shed management systems; current UK location; availability.

• Pig
• Northern Ireland
• Pig Farm
• Yes

Experienced Pig Farmer – Skilled Worker Visa Transfer Northern Ireland | Pig Farm | Full time, flexible agricultural hours including early mornings and weekends | Salary in line with Visa requirement | 3 Year Visa Important: This role is for candidates already in the UK on a Skilled Worker visa looking to transfer sponsorship. Not suitable for applicants outside the UK requiring initial sponsorship. The Role An established pig farming operation is seeking an experienced and dependable Pig Farmer. The successful candidate will play a key role in maintaining animal health and welfare, production performance and biosecurity standards across the unit, working with breeding, farrowing, weaner or finishing stock depending on the operation. Key Responsibilities Daily monitoring of pig health, welfare and condition across breeding, farrowing, weaner and/or finishing stages Feeding and managing rations to ensure correct nutrition at each stage of production Assisting with farrowing, monitoring sows pre- and post-farrowing, and providing care to newborn piglets Identifying and treating illness, injury or lameness; administering authorised medicines and maintaining accurate treatment records Weaning, grading and moving pigs between housing groups as required Monitoring and maintaining housing, ventilation, temperature and bedding to appropriate welfare standards Maintaining high standards of hygiene and biosecurity across all areas of the unit Handling and moving pigs safely and calmly, including loading for transport Maintaining accurate production, health and performance records Operating farm machinery and equipment where trained, and reporting any defects or maintenance needs Following all health and safety, animal welfare and environmental procedures, and responding appropriately to emergencies When Applying, Include Current visa type and SOC code; date of first CoS; current job title; type and scale of pig unit (breeding, farrowing, weaner, finishing); relevant experience at each production stage; current UK location; availability.

• Dairy
• South West Scotland
• Diary Farm
• Yes

Experienced Calf Rearer – Skilled Worker Visa Transfer South West Scotland | Dairy Farm | Full time, flexible agricultural hours including early mornings and weekends | Salary in line with Visa requirement | 3 Year Visa Important: This role is for candidates already in the UK on a Skilled Worker visa looking to transfer sponsorship. Not suitable for applicants outside the UK requiring initial sponsorship. The Role An established dairy farming operation is seeking an experienced, dependable Calf Rearer to take responsibility for the care, health and development of young stock from birth through to weaning and beyond. The successful candidate will play a key role in ensuring calves get the best possible start, maintaining high standards of welfare, nutrition and hygiene throughout. Key Responsibilities Feeding calves (colostrum, milk/milk replacer, concentrates) to a consistent routine and standard Monitoring calf health and growth, identifying and responding to signs of illness, scours or respiratory issues Administering authorised treatments and maintaining accurate health and treatment records Weaning management and transitioning calves through growth stages Maintaining clean, well-bedded, well-ventilated housing; disinfecting pens and equipment between batches Assisting with disbudding, vaccination and other routine procedures Weighing and recording growth rates to monitor performance against targets Handling and moving calves safely and calmly Driving between sites/buildings as needed, Following biosecurity, health and safety, and animal welfare procedures at all times When Applying, Include Current visa type and SOC code; date of first CoS; current job title; scale and type of calf-rearing operation; experience with feeding systems (teat feeders, computerised feeders, etc.); current UK location; confirmation of a full UK driving licence; availability.