RWG Rheinland eG | Germany | 41xxx Korschenbroich | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 18.08.2026 on stepstone.de
Temporary Agricultural Camp (m/f/d)
We are the RWG Rheinland eG, a modern, regionally rooted cooperative with around 300 dedicated employees at over 26 locations in the Rhineland, the Lower Rhine and the Bergisch. Our world is about agriculture, building materials, energy and our Raiffeisen markets. Projektmanagement (m/w/d)
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Varied tasks around camps and agriculture Flexible deployments at three agricultural sites Green involvement and a strong team Fair remuneration, employee discounts, professional clothing and other advantages
Adoption and output of agricultural products Picking and loading of customer orders Output of fertilizers and support in inventory control Support during the harvest, especially in the case of cereals Extraction and documentation of cereal samples Care and order of storage areas Operations at our locations Jüchen, Glehn and Hochneukirch
Experience in agriculture, warehouses or agricultural trade Technical understanding and joy in practical work Reliable and customer-oriented operation Driving licence class B and readiness to switch locations Forklift and pesticide proof Flexibility during the harvest season
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| 42489 Korschenbroich | ||
| Germany | ||
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