Volunteer Tractor Driver
Canterbury Oast Trust
We are looking for a volunteer tractor driver, to help at the Rare Breeds Centre in Woodchurch.
As a Volunteer Tractor Driver, you will assist with various agricultural tasks that require the use of a tractor. Your role will directly support the Rare Breeds Centre operational activities, ensuring the safe and efficient movement of the visitor’s tractor trailer rides, equipment, and materials. You will work closely with farm staff to maintain operations and contribute to the success of the farm’s projects.
Driving (must have full driving license)
UK Driving Licence
Skills & Qualifications: • Experience operating a tractor or heavy machinery is preferred but not mandatory. Training will be provided. • Strong understanding of safety practices and the ability to adhere to safety guidelines. • Ability to work independently or as part of a team. • Good physical condition, capable of performing tasks in outdoor environments. • Punctual and dependable. • A positive attitude and willingness to learn. • The role of volunteer tractor driver is customer facing, as so will require the volunteer to have great people skills, and be able to answer questions and interact with visitors in a kind and professional manner.
• Benefits: • Gain valuable experience working on a farm or agricultural setting. • Opportunity to learn about farming operations and machinery. • Meet like-minded volunteers and contribute to community-driven projects. • Receive recognition and appreciation for your efforts and contributions. • Free entre to the Rare Breeds Centre for yourself and 2 adults and 2 children • 30% of hot food and drinks in the Granary Restaurant.
5 hours per volunteer day, 1 day per week
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Canterbury Oast Trust Highlands farm, Woodchurch, Ashford Kent. TN26 3RJ
The easiest way to reach the Rare Breeds Centre is by car, from Ashford travel on the A2070, leaving at the Hamstreet turning, head down the hill to the village and take the turning on the right just before the Dukes Head pub onto the Warehorne road, drive for one and half miles, the entrance to the Rare Breeds Centre is on the right hand side.
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