Deputy
Section Head - Carnivores
Situated near Canterbury in Kent,
Howletts Wild Animal Park works in conjunction with The Aspinall Foundation; a
charity committed to protecting rare and endangered animals from extinction
through captive breeding and reintroduction programmes.
We are looking for an enthusiastic and
motivated individual to join our team of dedicated carnivore keepers at
Howletts Wild Animal Park. The ideal candidate will have at least three years
significant experience in a mainstream zoological collection (preferably in a
similar position) and an awareness of current conservation issues and a passion
for animal welfare.
Essential requirements of the role:
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The
ability to deputise for the Section Head in his absence.
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Excellent
organisational skills.
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Excellent
communication skills and report writing.
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The
ability to supervise staff and ensure that the section is maintained to the
highest standards in terms of front of house and behind the scenes
presentation.
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A
proactive approach to work in general.
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A
full, clean driving licence.
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Adherence
and a good understanding of health and safety requirements of a modern
zoological collection.
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Willingness
to be part of our general security team.
Desirable
requirements:
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Experience
driving farm machinery.
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Maintenance
and machinery skills.
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IT
literate.
-
Fire
arms trained.
Working 5 days a week, including weekends and bank holidays,
the successful candidate will have a genuinely flexible approach to working
hours. Single person accommodation may be available. All applicants must have
right to work in the UK.
To
apply: please email a CV along with a full covering letter
explaining why you are suitable for the role directly to Joanna Stephens: joannas@aspinallfoundation.org
Or post to: Human Resources, Port Lympne Wild
Animal Park, Lympne, Hythe, Kent, CT21 4PD
Closing date: Monday 31st
August 2015 or sooner if sufficient applicants are
received.
Visit
our website at www.aspinallfoundation.org for further
information.
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