Farm Operations Supervisor
- stoke on trent, staffordshire, ST1 2AA, United Kingdom
- Permanent·On-site
- Full time
- £40,000 - £40,000 Per Annum
Job Description
About the Role
Our client is looking for a diligent and practical Farm Operations Supervisor to join their established team in Stoke-on-Trent . This role is essential for overseeing the day-to-day execution of farm activities, ensuring smooth operations and adherence to quality standards. You will be responsible for guiding a team of farm workers, coordinating tasks related to planting, cultivation, harvesting, and livestock care, and ensuring efficient use of resources and machinery. This is a hands-on role for an individual passionate about agriculture and committed to maintaining high operational standards within the Staffordshire region.
Key Responsibilities
- Supervise and direct farm staff in performing daily agricultural tasks efficiently and safely.
- Coordinate the use of farm machinery and equipment, ensuring proper operation and maintenance.
- Oversee planting, cultivation, and harvesting operations according to the farm's schedule and best practices.
- Monitor crop health and livestock conditions, reporting any issues to the Farm Manager.
- Ensure compliance with health, safety, and environmental regulations on the farm.
- Assist in managing farm inventory, supplies, and resource allocation.
Requirements
- Demonstrated experience in farm operations, with supervisory experience highly preferred.
- Practical knowledge of agricultural techniques, crop management, and/or livestock care.
- Ability to lead and motivate a team effectively.
- Good understanding of farm machinery operation and basic maintenance.
- Strong organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple tasks.
Benefits
- Competitive salary and potential for overtime pay.
- Opportunity for career progression within the agricultural sector.
- On-site training and development opportunities.
- Stable employment with a reputable agricultural enterprise.
- A role central to the operational success of the farm in Stoke-on-Trent .


