Position at Jackson Family Wines
POSITION SUMMARY:
Under general supervision, this position is responsible for ensuring the smooth operation and maintenance of all mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems within the winery facilities. This includes installations, repairs, and performing preventative and emergency maintenance on a wide variety of winery equipment. This is a day shift during non-harvest and a swing shift during harvest. The candidate must be able to respond to emergency call-ins on weekends and should expect to work 6 days a week from August through November
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS/DUTIES:
Essential Skills, Experience, and Education
The base pay for this role ranges from $26.87 - $31.00 per hour. Compensation will be determined by candidate experience, skills, and location.
BENEFITS:
Jackson Family Wines, based in Sonoma County – in the heart of California’s wine country – is one of the few family-owned and operated winery groups of its kind. Founded in 1983 with a focus on artisanal wines of distinct character and quality, Jackson Family Wines’ portfolio of wineries includes Kendall-Jackson, La Crema, Freemark Abbey, Murphy-Goode, Stonestreet, Matanzas Creek and Cambria (plus many more!), as well as a collection of luxury wineries such as Cardinale, Lokoya and Verite. Today, the Jackson family carries the formidable legacy of founder Jess Jackson forward to the next generation. We continue to embed our core values of land stewardship, inspired winemaking and a respect for wine at the table into the company’s local and worldwide practices. All of JFW’s wineries reflect a unique quality story steeped in extraordinary vineyards, remarkable artisan winemaking and the dedication of hard working, talented individuals. This philosophy is often called sustainability, but for us it’s all about providing environmental, social and economic benefits that our family, employees and community can all share – now and in the future. 2015 North Bay Business Journal's Best Places to Work Winner!
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