Cellar Technician 1 - Robert Hall Winery

O’Neill Vintners and DistillersPaso Robles, CA
Onsite

About The Position

The Cellar Technician will assist in all phases of the wine making process, as well as care, maintenance, and sanitation of all equipment and facilities. Candidates should strive to learn something new each day, while being proactive and attentive to crafting high-end wines.

Requirements

  • One to two years’ experience in the wine or related industry preferred
  • Ability to work any shift 7 days a week
  • Ability to understand and follow written and verbal instructions
  • Good written and verbal communication skills
  • O’Neill team members are Forward Thinkers. Hard Working without Drama. Friendly Problem Solvers who work as One Team to Always Deliver.

Nice To Haves

  • Operate a forklift

Responsibilities

  • Able to read and understand work orders
  • Able to gauge tanks accurately
  • Must understand and obey all safety and work rules
  • Adhere to all food manufacturing protocols
  • Assist in the unloading of trucks at crop reception
  • Make crush additions at crop reception
  • Safely and effectively clean the crop reception area
  • Water back fresh crushed pomace
  • Rehydrate yeast and inoculate fermenters
  • Make fermentation additions
  • Pump over red fermenters
  • Safely and effectively clean the pump-over apparatus
  • Clean and sanitize general winery equipment
  • Load bulk trucks as per requirements
  • Mix and sample wine tanks
  • Fill and empty wine barrels
  • Make additions to and top wine barrels
  • Operate forklift
  • Be a Sustainability Champion: In this role, you’ll actively contribute to our mission to make the world a better place—every action, big or small, helps us achieve our sustainability goals and strengthens our commitment as a B Corp.

Benefits

  • medical, dental, vision, and life insurance coverage
  • short- and long-term disability
  • a 401(k) with a company match
  • Paid Time Off
  • holidays
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