Sprayer Operator

2 days ago Be among the first 25 applicants We are seeking an experienced Sprayer Operator to join our farm operations team. This role is essential in delivering accurate, safe and efficient pesticide and fertiliser applications across our Kent and Essex sites. If you're confident with tractors and machinery, detail-focused and passionate about high quality farm work, we want to hear from you About the Role Reporting to the Farm Operations Manager, you will carry out all spraying operations across Kent and Essex while ensuring full compliance with Health & Safety and Food Safety standards. You'll also support wider field and farm activities throughout the year, contributing to the smooth running of our operations. Key Responsibilities Carry out all spraying duties across Kent and Essex, ensuring safe, accurate and compliant applications. Operate a range of farm machinery for cultivations, drilling, planting, bed forming, hoeing, mowing and general tractor work. Maintain accurate stock records for chemical, seed and fertiliser stores. Follow all Health & Safety and Food Safety procedures, reporting any faults, risks or unsafe conditions immediately. Maintain a clean, organised and compliant working environment. Support winter operations including plant maintenance and general farm work. About You You’ll bring enthusiasm, a practical mindset and the willingness to learn and adapt within a busy environment. Experience & Qualifications PA1 and PA2 essential Additional PA certifications welcomed Minimum 5 years’ tractor driving experience on farms Strong attention to detail Experience in ploughing, shake rating, bed forming and hoeing is highly advantageous Ideally previous experience in a Sprayer Operator role Why Join Us? At Watts Farms, we thrive on challenge and change. The pace and pressure of our 24/7 operation keeps us on our toes, while offering great opportunities to learn and grow. We encourage everyone to work hard, show initiative and develop new skills. And it's exciting… because only by mentoring and role‑modelling our success and innovation, will we continue to diversify, grow as individuals and succeed together. Working Hours April–October: Typically 6 days a week, working 50–60 hours per week, reflecting the busy crop season. November–February: Reduced to a 5 day week, working 40 hours per week, allowing downtime from the peak season. We can take a flexible approach to shift start times, which can be discussed at interview. What We Can Offer You 31 days holiday (inclusive of bank holidays) 20% staff discount on our online shop Long Service Awards Development and training opportunities Onsite staff canteen area offering refreshments and free fruit Free car parking If you have the requirements listed to become our Spray Operator, please click ‘apply' today. We'd love to hear from you We are an equal opportunity employer. All applicants will be considered for employment. Please note: Employment checks will include Drugs & Alcohol test. #J-18808-Ljbffr