Full-Time
Assistant Ginner
Louis Dreyfus Company
10,001+ employees
Global agribusiness sourcing, processing, distributing commodities
No salary listed
Kununurra, Australia
In Person
Relocation expenses may be negotiated if required.
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- Mechanical experience or a trade background is required.
- Ability to identify and control process weaknesses and implement best practices.
- Ability to work independently, take initiative, and challenge processes when required.
- Ability to interact effectively with employees at all levels and external stakeholders.
- Strong oral and written communication skills with attention to detail and accuracy.
- Applicants must be Australian citizens or have the right to live and work in Australia.
- Operate the gin safely and efficiently.
- Assist in maintaining the physical appearance of the gin site.
- Monitor and maintain machinery and equipment to support production continuity and quality.
- Supervise employees.
- Assist the ginner and site management in ensuring work permits are completed for all high-risk activities.
- Undergo a background check and pre-employment medical.
- Prior experience supervising staff in a maintenance or production environment.
- Sound computer skills.
Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) is a global agribusiness player that operates across the entire food value chain. It sources and imports raw agricultural materials like grains, oilseeds, coffee, cotton, and sugar, then processes them into value-added products and distributes them to farmers, food and beverage companies, industrial manufacturers, and other markets worldwide. Its products work by moving from origination to processing and distribution, with a growing emphasis on plant-based proteins to provide nutritious, sustainable alternatives to animal foods. LDC differentiates itself through its large, integrated network that spans sourcing, processing, and global distribution, its focus on sustainability and plant-based innovation, and its commitment to integrity, long-term stability, and partnerships. The company's goal is to meet rising demand for safe, nutritious, and sustainable food while supporting farmers and customers through reliable supply chains and ongoing value creation.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$1.5B
Headquarters
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Founded
1851
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- July 2026 Yorkton doubled canola crush capacity above two million tonnes yearly.
- The pea protein facility targets 75,000 tonnes, serving high-protein drinks and GLP-1 products.
- Pakistan's September 2026 Multan grain terminal adds 40,000 tonnes and local market access.
What critics are saying
- Reuters reported 2025 profit fell 10% to $653 million on weak crop pricing.
- March 2026 tariffs and U.S. biofuel-policy uncertainty already hit LDC's vegetable oils earnings.
- A Bahía Blanca delay would stall LDC's largest Argentina investment and 2027 returns.
What makes Louis Dreyfus Company unique
- LDC owns origin-to-export infrastructure across grains, oils, and ports, unlike pure traders.
- Yorkton's 2026 expansion pairs canola crushing with pea protein, linking commodities and ingredients.
- Bahía Blanca's planned sunflower-soybean plant integrates storage, logistics, and deep-water port access.
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Louis Dreyfus Company Pakistan joins ACCA Approved Employer programme. Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) Pakistan has been recognised as an ACCA Approved Employer under both the Trainee Development (Gold) and Professional Development categories, marking a new step in the company's efforts to strengthen finance capability and professional development within its organisation. The recognition was announced by ACCA Pakistan following an Approved Employer Ceremony held at the Louis Dreyfus Company Pakistan office in Karachi. Representatives from the leadership teams of both Louis Dreyfus Company and ACCA Pakistan attended the ceremony, which highlighted the company's approach to developing finance professionals through structured training and internationally recognised professional development standards. The ACCA Approved Employer status provides a framework through which organisations can support employees pursuing professional development in accountancy and finance. For LDC Pakistan, the recognition under the Trainee Development (Gold) category reflects its focus on structured development opportunities for finance trainees, while the Professional Development category highlights the company's commitment to continued learning and professional growth among its finance workforce. The ceremony in Karachi brought together representatives from both organisations to mark the formal recognition. Discussions and activities surrounding the event highlighted LDC Pakistan's ongoing focus on building finance capability through structured training programmes and professional development practices aligned with internationally recognised standards. Finance professionals play an important role in supporting organisations across areas including financial reporting, business planning, controls and decision making. Structured professional development can provide employees with opportunities to strengthen technical capabilities while maintaining standards associated with internationally recognised professional qualifications. Through the Approved Employer recognition, LDC Pakistan joins organisations that work with ACCA within a structured professional development framework. The two categories under which the company has been approved cover trainee development and professional development, providing recognition for the organisation's approach to supporting finance related learning and career progression. ACCA Pakistan congratulated Louis Dreyfus Company Pakistan on achieving the milestone and expressed its intention to continue working with the company. The organisation said the collaboration can contribute to the development of the finance profession in Pakistan by supporting structured learning and professional development opportunities. The recognition also reflects the importance of partnerships between professional accountancy bodies and businesses in developing finance talent. Companies can provide workplace exposure and structured training, while professional bodies establish recognised standards and development frameworks for finance and accounting professionals. For LDC Pakistan, the Approved Employer status adds a formal recognition to its existing focus on finance capability. The company can use the framework to support employees through structured development and professional learning while maintaining alignment with recognised professional standards. The ceremony also underlined the continuing engagement between ACCA Pakistan and businesses operating in the country. Such collaboration provides organisations with access to professional development frameworks while supporting the broader development of finance and accounting capabilities within Pakistan's corporate sector. ACCA Pakistan said it looks forward to continued collaboration with Louis Dreyfus Company Pakistan as the company further contributes to the development of the finance profession in Pakistan. The recognition marks a milestone for LDC Pakistan while strengthening the connection between corporate finance development and internationally recognised professional standards.