Careers with BCG
Currently three positions are available at BCG
Birchip Cropping Group (BCG) offers exciting opportunities for people who want to grow a successful career in agronomy, applied farm systems research and communications. BCG is a farmer-driven, agricultural research and development organisation based in Birchip, north-west Victoria, conducting agronomic, farming systems and resource management based research. BCG disseminates up-to-date and innovative information through a range of extension activities such as field days, expos and seminars, and mediums such as research publications, newsletters, internet and radio.
Focused on providing quality outcomes for members and the industry as a whole, BCG offers a highly supportive work environment, with a commitment to personal and professional development.
Administration Officer/Executive Assisant
BCG is seeking a dynamic, positive, self-starter to fill the role of Administration Officer/Executive Assistant to the CEO.
Applicants must have:
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Experience with the MS Office Suite of programs at an intermediate level highly regarded.
• Outstanding customer service skills
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Well-developed organizational skills
The vacancy is one that is available for an immediate start and will be available as a full time or job share situation.
Applications close Monday 21st November 2011.
A written application letter and a full resume are to be forwarded to
Administration Officer/Executive Assistant,
PO Box 85 BIRCHIP VIC 3483
Ph 03 5492 2787 Fax 03 5492 2753
Email: info@bcg.org.au
For a full position description please click here.
Public Relations Officer
- Expanding Ag Research Organisation
- Pasture, Cropping, Farm Extension
- Vibrant, friendly Wimmera/Mallee Region
BCG is an expanding, farmer-driven, Agricultural Research Organisation based in Birchip, north-west Victoria, conducting agronomic, farming systems and resource management based research. This Company seeks a skilled Public Relations Officer to support and drive the communication of BCG’s work, to members, and beyond to the Australian broad acre and livestock industries.
You will work closely with the CEO & Research Team to disseminate up-to-date and innovative information through hands-on organising field days, expos and seminars, research publications, newsletters, webpage, social media and radio.
Relevant qualifications, and experience in communications, events, admin and preparing media releases are preferred. MS Office 2010 and exposure to social media is desirable. Excellent training, remuneration package, relocation expenses and ongoing benefits provided.
Contact Elizabeth Wells quoting Job No 21115 on 61 3 9225 5275, fax 61 3 9225 5050, apply@evolutionrecruitment.com.au or mail 50/120 Collins St, Melbourne, 3000, VIC.
Techincal Officer (Farm Hand)
• Expanding Ag Research Organisation
• Pasture, Cropping, Farm Extension
• Vibrant, friendly Wimmera/Mallee Region
BCG is an expanding, farmer-driven, Agricultural Research Organisation based in Birchip, north-west Victoria, conducting agronomic, farming systems and resource management based research. This Company seeks a skilled Technical Officer (Farm Hand), to undertake cropping, harvesting & plant maintenance across their Wimmera and Mallee Sites.
You will work closely with the Research Team to farm; collect & record site and crop data; maintain all related farm plant, as per OH&S/crop hygiene requirements, and participate in setting up and running crop walks.
Relevant qualifications, cropping, livestock, farm plant maintenance experience, record keeping skills are highly desirable. Excellent training, remuneration package, relocation expenses and ongoing benefits provided.
Contact Elizabeth Wells quoting Job No 21117 on 03 9225 5275, fax 03 9225 5050, apply@evolutionrecruitment.com.au or mail 50/120 Collins St, Melbourne, 3000, VIC.
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| Kate Reilly, CEO David Chamberlin and Margaret O'Keefe at the 2011 Expo | BCG staff at the 2011 Expo | Angela Liston and Caroline Carnell behind the information desk at the 2011 Expo |