Zoo Team Leader – Birds/LVI
Permanent, Full time
Drayton Manor Zoo is
a fantastic place to work with 15 acres of open plan zoo, home to 166 species
including many programme animals. The zoo is currently undergoing an exciting
period of development.
About the role:
Drayton Manor has an
exciting opportunity to help lead and develop our zoo. The role is to manage,
coach and develop an assigned team of zookeepers. Your remit will cover all
birds, reptiles, amphibians and invertebrates.
You will work in
partnership with the Head of Zoo Operations on the efficient deployment of
staff to deliver first class standards of animal welfare, record keeping,
exhibit maintenance, development and presentation. You will work closely with
the Head of Zoo Operations to ensure the safe operation of the zoo, with strict
adherence to Risk Assessments and Codes of Safe Working Operating Procedures
and compliance with the Secretary of States Standards on Modern Zoo Practice.
To enhance the guest
experience within Drayton Manor through high standards of exhibit presentation,
animal welfare and customer service. The role will require some flexibility as
duties will include direct animal management, office-based administration and
occasionally to deputise for the Head of Zoo Operations when requested.
Who are we looking for?
We are looking for
an experienced zoo professional who is committed to driving up standards using
the best available evidence. You must be able to demonstrate your technical
ability with birds, reptiles, amphibians and invertebrates.
It is essential to
have a minimum of a Level 3 Extended diploma in Animal Management and/or a
DMZAA qualification.
You will be a
‘people person’ and have a proven track record as a leader and be able to
confidently communicate with everyone.
How to apply?
Please visit www.draytonmanor.co.uk/recruitment
Salary: £22,000
pa plus excellent company benefits
Hours: You
will be on an annualised contract or 2119 hours per annum, on a rostered basis
including weekends and bank holidays
Closing date: 15th November 2019
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