Vineyard Hand โ Barossa/Eden Valley
About the role
Reporting to the Barossa/Eden Valley Vineyard Manager, this role involves the completion of all vineyard operations, ensuring that the tasks are completed correctly and within the required time frames.
General tasks include vineyard machinery operation, tending vines, trellising maintenance, irrigation maintenance and repairs and manual canopy management.
You will enjoy working safely and efficiently with equipment and be prepared to use agrichemicals, for which training will be provided.
As many of the vineyard activities are seasonal, there is a requirement that some work will be undertaken outside normal work hours, especially during the spraying and harvest season.
Key requirements of the role:
- Strong interest in producing high quality grapes and running efficient operations
- Ability to work independently and in a team environment
- Experience in machinery operation and daily maintenance, ideally from a related field
- Enjoy contributing to a tidy and safe environment.
Prior to commencement satisfactory completion of a pre-employment medical will be required.
Whatโs in it for you?
- Competitive wage and wine allowance
- A diverse and interesting role where no two tasks are the same.
- A family-owned business with a supportive culture
- Future growth and development opportunities
Applications will close 26th October 2026.
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Vineyard Hand - Barossa/Eden Valley employer: Hill-Smith Family Estates
Hill-Smith Family Estates is an exceptional employer that fosters a collaborative and innovative work culture, perfect for those passionate about the wine industry. Located between Adelaide and the picturesque Barossa Valley, employees enjoy a vibrant environment with ample opportunities for professional growth and development, alongside competitive benefits that reflect the company's commitment to its team. Join us to be part of a dynamic family business where your contributions directly impact our premium wine brands on both domestic and international stages.