Bird Keeper (Permanent – Full-time)

Bird Keeper (Permanent – Full-time)

Salary: commensurate with experience

Newquay Zoo is part of the Whitley Wildlife Conservation Trust, comprising Paignton Zoo, Living Coasts, Slapton Ley and two urban nature reserves.  Newquay Zoo opened in 1969, and has become one of the country’s top Zoos, contributing towards ground breaking and innovative conservation programmes.  It has also proved itself to be one of the best visitor attractions in the South West.

A position has become available for the post of Bird Keeper at Newquay Zoo.  The post requires a hardworking, dedicated, enthusiastic and reliable individual, who will be expected to work on their own initiative and as part of a team, and be committed to the ongoing development of the zoo.

The ideal candidate should possess at least 2 years animal keeping experience within a BIAZA or EAZA recognised institution, and will have preferably completed, and passed, the Diploma in the Management of Zoo and Aquarium Animals (DMZAA).

Duties will include attending to the husbandry requirements of a variety avian species, as directed by a Senior Keeper or the Head Keeper.  In addition, the ideal candidate with also have knowledge, and an interest, in the range of taxa in our Tropical House, as they would be expected to cover the section on an occasional basis.  Daily observations of individual animals, completion of relevant records, and having the ability to answer visitors’ questions as required, in a courteous and informative manner, are fundamental for this position.

Hours of work are 38.75 hours per week, which may include weekends and Bank Holidays.

The closing date for applications is the 19th February 2017

Please apply, in writing, enclosing a full CV and covering letter to:-

Miss Sam Harley

Head Keeper

Newquay  Zoo

Trenance Gardens

Newquay

Cornwall

TR7 2LZ

Or alternatively

Email:-  sam.harley@newquayzoo.org.uk

CC:- john.meek@newquayzoo.org.uk

Peter Dickinson Independent International Zoo Consultant +971 50 4787 122 | elvinhow@gmail.com | Skype: peter.dickinson48

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Bird Keeper and Presenter

Bird Keeper and Presenter

Blair Drummond Safari and Adventure Park

Stirling, Scotland

Blair Drummond Safari and Adventure Park is situated midway between Glasgow and Edinburgh just four miles from Stirling. We are a small privately owned Safari Park of 125 acres holding 70 species of animals.

We require a full time permanent bird keeper and presenter to join our small team of keepers flying small and large species of birds in demonstrations for our public in a beautifully situated outdoor seated arena. This person must be passionate about maintaining a high standard of animal welfare and promoting public awareness of the species within our care.

Applicants must have a minimum of 12 months continuous employment in a zoo environment or similar and hold a zoological qualification or apprenticeship. It is essential to have excellent communication and delivery skills so an outgoing personality would be advantageous also the ability to manage time efficiently and working to set targets will be necessary.

The role will include all daily bird husbandry duties, general housekeeping, bird training, food preparation, accurate record keeping, visitor interaction, flying demonstrations.

Salary is negotiable depending on experience and to be reviewed after 6 months, a full clean driving licence is essential.

If you are interested please click here and follow the directions

Closing date for applications: 12 November 2016.

Peter Dickinson Independent International Zoo Consultant +971 50 4787 122 | elvinhow@gmail.com | Skype: peter.dickinson48

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Bird Keeper

Bird Keeper

Full time 40 hours per week

A vacancy has arisen for a bird keeper to join Bristol Zoo’s Animal Department. Key elements of this position include bird husbandry, aviary maintenance, avian behaviour, nutrition and health management. 

This is a full time position working on average 40 hours per week as part of the section rota which will include weekends and bank holidays.  Full details, including job descriptions and person specifications, are available at www.bristolzoo.org.uk

The successful applicant will be able to demonstrate a proven record of expertise in animal management, aviculture or ornithology. Previous employment and/or voluntary work in captive bird collections, wildlife rehabilitation or field conservation programmes is essential. Proficiency in other skills relevant to the bird keeper role will also be advantageous (e.g. horticulture, DIY, food preparation).

The starting salary is £17,860 per annum for keepers with appropriate professional qualifications e.g. DMZAA. The starting salary is £15,276 per annum for unqualified keepers, until such qualifications are gained.

If you would like to apply, please send a full CV and covering letter to reach us no later than 3pm on Monday 7th November, 2016. Interviews will be held during the week commencing 21st November 2016. Due to the expected number of applications, we will only be contacting those who have been shortlisted for interview.  

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Bird Keeper Intern

Newquay Zoo Internships

       Bird Department

Closing date for applications 30th October 2016

Newquay Zoo is part of the Whitley Wildlife Conservation Trust family, comprising Paignton Zoo, Living Coasts, Slapton Ley and two urban nature reserves. Newquay Zoo opened in 1969, has become one of the country's top Zoos, contributing towards ground breaking and innovative conservation programmes. It has also proved itself to be one of the best visitor attractions in the South West.

We currently have a vacancy for a voluntary internship, for a period of 6 months (including a one month probationary period), working with our bird keeping department. Newquay Zoo is open every day and the placements will be full time i.e. a five day working, possibly including weekends. The main role of the keeping interns will be to attend the husbandry requirements of the bird collection as directed by the Senior Keeper in charge.

All internships are purely voluntary, and as such, it is with regret, that Newquay zoo cannot provide any financial support or expenses to those wishing to apply for these positions. To ensure that interns are provided with valuable experience; a training agreement will be completed and reviewed regularly and a training record will be provided upon completion of the placement. 

Objectives of the placement

-        To gain experience and understanding of the work of a zoo animal keeping department.

-        To apply own personal skills and take ownership of a series of tasks and/or a research project.

-        To reflect on training and experience throughout the placement.

Anticipated tasks/training provided

-        Assisting with daily animal husbandry e.g. feeding, cleaning, enrichment provision, enclosure modification etc.

-        Observations of animals and recording of relevant information.

-        Training in basic research methods.

-        Visitor interaction e.g. answering visitor questions in a polite and sensitive manner.

-        Assisting with student supervision at the direction of the head keeper.

-        Training in animal-management related computer software.

-        Training in all aspects of the company’s code of practise.

Skills Required

-        A qualification in an animal science related discipline would be desirable.

-        Previous animal-related work experience.

-        Good communication skills.

-        Adaptable to different working environments.

-        Able to work in a team and independently.

-        Physically fit for the demands of the post.

To apply for the above position please send a CV and covering letter, indicating which position you are applying for, to Miss Sam Harley, Newquay Zoo, Trenance Gardens, Newquay, Cornwall, TR7 2LZ

Or alternatively, email sam.harley@newquayzoo.org.uk

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Bird Keeper

Bird Keeper

Exmoor Zoo

Devon

Exmoor Zoo has need of a full time bird keeper to help look after this section preferably with experience. This is an exciting opportunity within a quality bird collection getting ready for this year’s breeding season.

Please note: This is a hands on practical position requiring commitment, honesty and self-motivation. You will have to have passed your driving test, own your own car and be able to drive. You will also have to move to our location, find your own accommodation, manage your own finances and want to learn your chosen career path and be prepared to physically work while you learn your “craft” as a bird keeper. This is a challenging role and “life move”. Please do not apply if you have no proven interest in aviculture!

Key responsibilities:

•    All the animal husbandry associated with a diversity and the range of species which we are known for including; six species of cranes, eight species of ibis, a good variation of small and medium sized passerines/soft-bills, psittacines, sphenisciformes, pelicaniformes and raptors as well as waders (over 70 avian species in total).

•    Interacting and presenting talks and encounters to members of the visiting public

Key skills and requirements

•    Experience of at least 1 year of practical animal husbandry (preferably Avicultural)

•    Educational qualifications to at least NVQ3 Animal Care standard

•    A good ability to communicate and share knowledge

•    An ability to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the natural history and management of key species.

This is a full time position of 5 eight hour working days with 2 consecutive days off every week. Salary dependent on experience. Please send your electronic CV and covering letter by email to Danny Reynolds exmoorzoo@btconnect.com

Closing date for applications will be the 18th April 2016 and interviews will take place by arrangement up to and just beyond this date.

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BIRD KEEPER

BIRD KEEPER

Chester Zoo, which is home to more than 20,000 animals and over 500 different species, is a registered charity with a mission to conserve the living world.

The zoo has expanded with the exciting new ‘Islands’ development opened in 2015. This unique and innovative project will provide an immersive experience; showcasing the animals of South-east Asia and working towards a better understanding of the vital conservation work being undertaken in this region. As a result of this growth, we have a fantastic opportunity for a Bird Keeper to join our large and varied bird section.

The post will involve the daily care and management of a wide range of bird species including: Passerines, Hornbills, Pheasants and Parrots as well as providing the chance to assist with cover keeping on other sections within the bird teams.

Chester Zoo aims to set a benchmark for animal welfare and the successful candidate must be able to deliver an excellent level of animal husbandry, care and welfare for the assigned birds; ensuring that all enclosures and facilities are maintained to the highest possible standards.

We are looking for a dedicated individual with excellent avicultural knowledge and experience of bird husbandry, diet and reproduction techniques. Enthusiasm for and an understanding of modern zoos and the conservation challenges zoos face is also essential for this role. Proven experience in the care and exhibition of birds in a zoological or bird collection is essential.

There may be opportunities to work on some of our overseas bird conservation activities, so a willingness to travel is also desirable.

The successful candidate will be educated to HND or degree level in Zoo Animal Management/Zoological Science, or have the equivalent experience. They will have outstanding observation skills, with a high attention to detail and proven experience in delivering the highest standards of husbandry and exhibitry. Having previously worked effectively as a member of a team, the ideal candidate will also demonstrate excellent communication skills.

Competency in the use of computers and basic software packages, including ZIMS software, would be advantageous for this role in order to maintain accurate records. A full driving licence valid in the UK would be an advantage.

Salary is £17,367.09 per annum for a 40 hour week on a rota basis (including some weekends and bank holidays).

To apply for this position, please provide your current CV and covering letter stating why you believe you should be considered for our BirdKeeper role to http://www.chesterzoo.org/footer/careers.

Application URL : http://www.chesterzoo.careers/applynow/9be5136f2b3cc183?s=ZooNewsDigest

Closing date for applications is Monday 18th April 2016.

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Bird Keeper

Bird Keeper

· Rare opportunity to work at one of the world's leading zoos

· Contribute to the in situ conservation of New Zealand wildlife

· Unique chance to work regularly in the field.

Auckland Zoo is proud of its commitment to the World Zoo and Aquarium Strategy.

Sign up to our team and help "build a future for wildlife".

We are currently seeking an experienced Keeper to join the bird team at the Zoo.

As a member of the Zoo's bird team the primary focus of the role is to care for the

Zoo's bird collection, providing best practice husbandry, contributing to our

understanding of the biology of these species and delivering attractive animal

exhibits and meaningful encounters to our 700,000+ annual visitors.

Auckland Zoo's New Zealand precinct - Te Wao Nui - is a journey through six

geographic zones and the flora and fauna of each. The focus on native species

provided by Te Wao Nui catalyses many opportunities for the zoo to contribute to the

conservation of New Zealand wildlife, both directly and indirectly. Around 25-30 New

Zealand bird species are managed by the bird team, at least four of which are

actively involved in breed-to-release programmes. The bird team is also responsible

for the care of a small collection of exotic birds, predominantly Australian psittacines,

and will take an active role in developing this aspect of the collection in line with the

Zoo's masterplan.

This is a unique opportunity to play a key role in the care and development of the

Zoo's bird collection, to actively contribute to conservation both in the zoo and in the

field, and to work in the zoo and/or in the field with some of the world's most

threatened bird species, including brown teal and blue duck, fairy terns and shore

plover, kaka, takahe, kokako and even kakapo.

The successful candidate will:

· Hold a recognised qualification in captive animal management and/or tertiary

qualification in zoology/biology-related field

· Have at least 2 years' experience working with a variety of bird species

· Demonstrate a track record of innovative husbandry and captive research

· Have an understanding of training and conditioning techniques and

behavioural enrichment

· Be self-motivated, and be able to work independently or as part of a large

team

· Have excellent customer service skills

· Express a commitment to and understanding of the World Zoo Conservation

Strategy 2005

· Show effective communication skills and ability to perform keeper encounters

· Have an aptitude for and interest in undertaking field work

· Possess a valid full driver's licence.

If you have proven relevant bird husbandry experience, a high level of energy and

physical fitness and a desire to achieve conservation outcomes through your zoo based career, then this is the opportunity you have been waiting for. High priorities

for this position include playing a key role in the development and delivery of visitor

experiences and contributing to the overall strategic management of the zoo by

actively participating as a member of the Life Sciences team.

Applications for this role will close on Sunday, 20 March 2016 at 10:30pm.

This is a full time role, working on a 7-day rotating roster system including weekends

and public holidays.

Please note: This role is deemed a safety sensitive position and will require pre-employment drug testing.

Auckland Council is committed to the protection and wellbeing of children. A

component of this role involves interaction with children so, as a part of the

assessment of candidates, we will require Police Vetting of candidates to ensure we

are providing a safe environment for children. This requirement complies with the

Vulnerable Children Act 2014.

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Zoo Keeper (Birds)

Zoo Keeper (Birds)

Starting salary: £14,807 – 16,300 per annum

42.5 hours per week

Tropical Wings Zoo is an established visitor attraction with an emphasis on Conservation and Education.  We pride ourselves on being highly engaging and interactive.  Our guest experiences are well received with high praise for our beautiful Tropical House and diverse animal collection.  2015 is already bringing positive change within our small Zoo with new developments and big plans for the future.  New employees joining our team will become fundamental and integral to our goals and aspirations.

Tropical Wings Zoo is currently looking to recruit an experienced, enthusiastic and highly motivated individual to work across our bird sections. You will perform general animal husbandry duties to very high standards.  You will also present daily encounters and be involved in our wonderful displays.

 Requirements:

-        The ability to interact with visitors of all ages.

-        Previous animal husbandry experience with birds

-        Excellent presentation skills

-        An animal related qualification

-        Driving licence preferred due to location

-        Excellent communication skills and be able to participate fully in our education and presentation programmes

This fantastic opportunity with plenty of scope to progress includes working Bank Holidays and other weekend days if we have special events planned.

To apply:

Send completed application form, CV and covering letter by email to humanresources@tropicalwings.co.uk

Closing date: This position will close as soon as we have sufficient applications to progress to the interview stage.

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Bird Keeper - Internship

Bird Keeper  - Internship

Closing date for applications 18th October 2015

Newquay Zoo is part of the Whitley Wildlife Conservation Trust family, comprising Paignton Zoo, Living Coasts, Slapton Ley and two urban nature reserves. Newquay Zoo opened in 1969, has become one of the country's top Zoos, contributing towards ground breaking and innovative conservation programmes. It has also proved itself to be one of the best visitor attractions in the South West.

We currently have a vacancy for a voluntary internship, for a period of 6 months (including a one month probationary period), working with our bird keeping department. Newquay Zoo is open every day and the placements will be full time i.e. a five day working week, possibly including weekends. The main role of the keeping interns will be to attend the husbandry requirements of the bird collection as directed by the Senior Keeper in charge.

All internships are purely voluntary, and as such, it is with regret that Newquay zoo cannot provide any financial support or expenses to those wishing to apply for these positions. To ensure that interns are provided with valuable experience; a training agreement will be completed and reviewed regularly and a training record will be provided upon completion of the placement. 

Objectives of the placement

-        To gain experience and understanding of the work of a zoo animal keeping department.

-        To apply own personal skills and take ownership of a series of tasks and/or a research project.

-        To reflect on training and experience throughout the placement.

Anticipated tasks/training provided

-        Assisting with daily animal husbandry e.g. feeding, cleaning, enrichment provision, enclosure modification etc.

-        Observations of animals and recording of relevant information.

-        Training in basic research methods.

-        Visitor interaction e.g. answering visitor questions in a polite and sensitive manner.

-        Assisting with student supervision at the direction of the head keeper.

-        Training in animal-management related computer software.

-        Training in all aspects of the company’s code of practise.

Skills Required

-        A qualification in an animal science related discipline would be desirable.

-        Previous animal-related work experience.

-        Good communication skills.

-        Adaptable to different working environments.

-        Able to work in a team and independently.

-        Physically fit for the demands of the post.

To apply for the above position please send a CV and covering letter, indicating which position you are applying for, to Miss Sam Harley.

Newquay Zoo, Trenance gardens, Newquay, Cornwall, TR7 2LZ

Or alternatively, email sam.harley@newquayzoo.org.uk

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Bird keeper

Bird keeper

International Centre for Birds of Prey

Gloucestershire

The International Centre for Birds of Prey (ICBP), Newent, Gloucestershire have a rare vacancy for an individual to join the Bird Staff team under the charge of Jemima Parry-Jones MBE.

We are looking for a motivated and enthusiastic individual who has a good sense of humour coupled with excellent communication skills. A willingness to work hard and be a team player is very important to us. As a member of Bird Staff you must be prepared to liaise and work closely with all centre staff and volunteers.

The position is physically demanding and would best suit someone with a good level of fitness and strength. The majority of work will include cleaning of aviaries, maintenance of all centre infrastructure, painting, gardening and general landscaping duties. This is in addition to the numerous bird of prey management and handling responsibilities, working with the general public and on occasion washing up in the café!

Public speaking skills and the ability to convey a conservation message are important. Experience in handling or training birds of prey is NOT essential as the successful applicant will receive full and progressive training from senior staff. You must show a desire to learn, study and improve your own knowledge and skills often in your own time.

Having good DIY skills and an ability to use basic construction tools is a definite advantage.

There is NO accommodation available at this time and pets including raptors are not allowed on site.

A Full clean driving licence is crucial.

The successful applicant will be required to work through a probationary period of six months with a further six month review.

Salary starts at £15k per year. The position is a five day 40 hour week but hours are subject to change and applicants need to be very flexible in their approach. This includes working weekends and Bank Holidays. Overtime opportunities are sometimes available. Do not apply if you are a clock watcher.

Please Note: START DATE for the successful candidate will be December 1st 2015 if possible as we would like to get the new member of staff well integrated before reopening to the public on February 1st 2016

To apply please send your CV and covering letter explaining why you would like to work at ICBP to jpj@icbp.org

Or by post to: ICBP, Boulsdon House, Newent, Gloucestershire, GL18 1JJ

Closing Date for applications is October 18th 2015. Interviews will be carried out in the first week of November. Those getting through the interview will be asked back to work with the staff for a day, giving us and the applicant the chance to see how things operate at ICBP.

www.icbp.org

Tel: 01531 820286/821581

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Bird/Animal Keeper

Bird/Animal Keeper

Paultons Park has a fantastic opportunity for a Bird/Animal Keeper to join our team.

You will play an ‘hands-on role’ in the care of our extensive bird and animal collection at the Park. As well as looking after the animals, you will also interact with our guests ensuring they have a memorable experience during their visit.

If you have experience working in an avicultural/mammal setting, a relevant qualification and full driving licence, then it could be you joining our team.  This a full time role, working 45 hours per week, including weekend and bank holidays, on a rota basis.

Applications for this position close on Wednesday, 12th August, 2015.

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Newquay Zoo Internships - Bird Keeper

Newquay Zoo Internships

   Bird Keeper

Closing date for applications 21^st June 2015

Newquay Zoo is part of the Whitley Wildlife Conservation Trust family, comprising Paignton Zoo, Living Coasts, Slapton Ley and two urban nature reserves. Newquay Zoo opened in 1969, has become one of the country's top Zoos, contributing towards ground breaking and innovative conservation programmes. It has also proved itself to be one of the best visitor attractions in the South West.

We currently have a vacancy for voluntary internships for a period of 6 months (including a one month probationary period) working with our bird keeping department. Newquay Zoo is open every day and the placements will be full time i.e. a five day working week, which may include weekends. The main role of the keeping interns will be to attend the husbandry requirements of the bird collection as directed by the Senior Keeper in charge.

All internships are purely voluntary and as such it is with regret that Newquay zoo cannot provide any financial support or expenses to those wishing to apply for these positions. To ensure that interns are provided with valuable experience; a training agreement will be completed and reviewed regularly and a training record will be provided upon completion of the placement.  

Objectives of the placement

-        To gain experience and understanding of the work of a zoo animal keeping department.

-        To apply own personal skills and take ownership of a series of tasks and/or a research project.

-        To reflect on training and experience throughout the placement.

Anticipated tasks/training provided

-        Assisting with daily animal husbandry e.g. feeding, cleaning, enrichment provision, enclosure modification etc.

-        Observations of animals and recording of relevant information.

-        Training in basic research methods.

-        Visitor interaction e.g. answering visitor questions in a polite and sensitive manner.

-        Assisting with student supervision at the direction of the head keeper.

-        Training in animal-management related computer software.

-        Training in all aspects of the company’s code of practise.

Skills Required

-        A qualification in an animal science related discipline would be desirable.

-        Previous animal-related work experience.

-        Good communication skills.

-        Adaptable to different working environments.

-        Able to work in a team and independently.

-        Physically fit for the demands of the post.

To apply for the above position please send a CV and covering letter, indicating which position you are applying for, to:-

Miss Sam Harley, Newquay Zoo, Trenance gardens, Newquay, Cornwall, TR7 2LZ

Or alternatively, email sam.harley@newquayzoo.org.uk

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Zoo Keeper – Birds

Zoo Keeper – Birds, Auckland Zoo

·         Rare chance to work at one of the world's most ambitious and conservation-focused zoos.

·         Care for a diverse collection of native and exotic birds.

·         Contribute directly to the conservation of native species through breed-for-release programmes.

·         Unique opportunity to participate regularly in field conservation projects.

Auckland Zoo delivers exciting and educational visitor experiences that inspire and empower people to take positive action for wildlife and the environment, and is a leader in the field of zoo-enabled conservation.
This is an opportunity to join the Life Sciences team and be part of an organization that is proud of its contribution to the conservation of species and their habitats in New Zealand and abroad.

Auckland Zoo recently opened the award-winning $15million NZ fauna precinct, Te Wao Nui, which is providing many new opportunities for the zoo to contribute to the conservation of New Zealand wildlife, both in the zoo and in the field. It features six zones displaying more than 60 native animal species (including birds and mammals, invertebrates, fish, amphibians and reptiles) and more than 110 native plant species.

The Bird Keeper works as part of a large team responsible for the daily husbandry and management of a diverse range of native and exotic species including kiwi, kaka and kea, blue duck and brown teal, takahe, little penguins, a variety of native passerines, Australian and South American parrots and brolga crane.
The organisation is committed to conservation in the field, as well as in the zoo, and all members of the Bird team are fortunate to regularly participate in a diverse range of field programmes in New Zealand.

We are looking for an experienced specialist keeper with a broad knowledge of bird biology, ecology and conservation and proven avicultural skills across a variety of bird taxa. You will be able to demonstrate high standards, possess exceptional attention to detail, be highly organised and keen to learn. Good team skills are essential whilst the ability to work independently and to show initiative is also crucial. Experience in a supervisory position would be an advantage.

A relevant degree in biological sciences/conservation is required and a minimum of five years practical experience caring for a diverse bird collection is essential.

Auckland Zoo is committed to its extensive field conservation programme, so the successful candidate will be expected to spend time working on conservation projects in the field. An interest in and aptitude for fieldwork is therefore essential and prior relevant experience will be a significant advantage.
This is a full-time permanent role, working 40hrs per week on a 14-day roster system including weekends and public holidays. A high level of energy and physical fitness will enable you to meet the daily challenges of the role.

To meet the Zoo's operational needs, the successful candidate may occasionally be required to care for other animal taxa or undertake additional tasks at the Team Leader's and/or Curator's discretion.

This is a fantastic opportunity to be part of a world-class organisation, contribute to conservation and progress your career - are you ready to do something wild every day?
This position is deemed a safety sensitive position and will require pre-employment drug testing

Applications close Monday 8^th June 2015 at 10.30pm

https://careers.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/jobdetails?ajid=husGi

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