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PEAK - Livestock Specialist - Bull Handler

Trans Ova Genetics LC

Shawano, Wisconsin

Description

POSITION OBJECTIVE 

PEAK has multiple openings for a Livestock Specialist in Shawano, Wis., to care for and handle sires in a manner to achieve maximum production levels.  

Hours Available: 

  • Monday-Friday, 4:30am - 1:30pm, rotational weekends and holidays

AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY  

  • Handle sires of varying ages and sizes in a calm, confident manner for optimum production  
  • Work in a system using established protocols 
  • Perform regular livestock care including feeding, cleaning, moving cattle, assisting with health testing and veterinary treatments, and other routine tasks  
  • Operate company farm equipment and vehicles  
  • Clean and maintain buildings, grounds, and equipment  

 

QUALIFICATIONS  

Required 

  • Comfortable working with large animals  
  • Must have a valid driver’s license 
  • Ability to perform occasional planned weekend duties 
  • Capability to lift/carry up to 50 pounds 
  • Capacity to work on feet and stand for long periods of time 
  • Willingness to learn and follow company protocols  

Desired 

  • Previous livestock handling experience 
  • Experience detecting health and disease symptoms in cattle 
  • Ability to perform basic equipment and building maintenance repairs 
  • Post-secondary education in agriculture or related field 

Ideal 

  • Basic computer skills working with Microsoft Office 

 

CHARACTERISTICS OF A SUCCESSFUL LIVESTOCK SPECIALIST  

  • Ability to work independently and in a fast-paced, team environment 
  • Effective communicator with attention to detail  
  • Keen sense of attention to safe working practices and strong awareness of surroundings 
  • Willingness to grow and develop both personally and professionally 
HOW TO APPLY

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Category Animal Health / Nutrition, Livestock