viterra jobs

musketeer1 · Post by **musketeer1** » Sat Sep 17, 2011 12:21 pm

hi all
this is my first post so here I go . my hubby and I have been offered a job with viterra in S.A. in early october , just wondering if anyone else has had any experience with this company
thanks musketeer1

Old Techo · Post by **Old Techo** » Sat Sep 17, 2011 1:10 pm

Can't help you with your query.... but welcome Musketeer !!

AlbyofCraigmore · Post by **AlbyofCraigmore** » Sat Sep 17, 2011 1:59 pm

Have they told you about doing the Site Safety Course online from their website and then if you pass you get issued a pass that is good for all their sites? It will be needed prior to commencing work with them. Heard that bit of information on the radio as we were crossing the Eyre Peninsula back in August.
They are a large Canadian Company, I believe, and they run a lot of the grain silos on the E.P. and Y.P. This sort of work at the silos can get very hot and dusty in the summer if you are working outside. 'Pelbo' on the Caravanners Forum did some work for them last year. He may have more info. Not sure if he is on this Forum as well.
cheers,

musketeer1 · Post by **musketeer1** » Sat Sep 17, 2011 2:38 pm

thanks guys and no we didn't know about the safety course but we are going for our medical next week which we were told no-one fails , we were also told we would be working in a bunker

TassieD · Post by **TassieD** » Sat Sep 17, 2011 10:52 pm

Oh joy, a bunker crew. It's super hot, dusty and it never ends according to the blokes hubby (mechanic) talks with at work. The grain gets into everything, eyes, nose, hair, in your clothes. If you're really lucky you'll be struggling with 40ft tarps in the hot wind or scrambling like madmen trying to cover them up in the rain.
Pay is good but many hate it.

musketeer1 · Post by **musketeer1** » Sun Sep 18, 2011 3:40 pm

thanks tassie
I was hoping for a little bit more positive feedback ,couldn't you soft soap it a bit LOL we will give it a go anyway as they say nothing ventured nothing gained
always the optimist

mouse_pudden · Post by **mouse_pudden** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 8:22 pm

really if you want work does it matter its not myers i would be happy to get any work while traveiing

grae and deb · Post by **grae and deb** » Sat Oct 22, 2011 9:38 pm

welcome musketeers
good luck with the harvest ,we are old time country people did my share of harvest work at silos ,all in all a good experience ,you meet people from all over the world ,yeah work hard ,yep its hot but as someone said to us tonight ,dollars equal more fuel to travel again ,only way to look at it
we arent on the road yet but will most likely be aiming for this work next summer
cheers grae and deb

Geoffsa · Post by **Geoffsa** » Fri Nov 18, 2011 7:14 pm

musketeer1 wrote:thanks tassie
I was hoping for a little bit more positive feedback ,couldn't you soft soap it a bit LOL we will give it a go anyway as they say nothing ventured nothing gained
always the optimist

You can always chuck it in if it doesn't suit you after a while. Give it a go and see, you never know until you try.

Mick themungrel · Post by **Mick themungrel** » Mon Dec 26, 2011 1:03 pm

How did it go ???

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