Ezrah Hopa-Cribb

A good understanding of the wool shed and its health and safety. Being able to multi task. Having a good work ethic and also being fit. Keeping the shed clean and tidy before leaving at the end of the day.

• Graded and packaged finished products ready for transporting with loader onto trucks.
• Maintained a clean and safe work environment, adhering to safety protocols and reducing workplace accidents.
• Pulled orders quickly to maintain demanding productivity goals.
• Building fences around the outside of the chicken sheds.

Early morning starts. Setting up the shed for yourself and shearers. Preparing smoko and lunches for everyone. Penning up with sheep for 5 shearers daily and trying to keep them full. Clearing the wool to be pressed into bales consistently throughout the day. There is a lot of multi tasking in the wool shed.