Senior Keeper
All Things Wild is a
thriving and successful nature centre and family attraction based in the edge
of the Cotswolds, situated in one of the most beautiful parts of the country
and easily accessible from a number of major cities. The business has grown rapidly
since its inception in 2012.
An exciting
opportunity has arisen for the need of a Senior Keeper who in-conjunction with
the management can develop and extend the animal collection.
The keepers work 5
days a week including bank holidays and weekends. The successful applicant must
have a flexible and enthusiastic approach to work with a passion for the
natural world and conservation. A good eye for detail and high standards for
animal husbandry are a must.
Key Responsibilities
· To liaise with the
directors regarding up and coming projects.
· To ensure the
highest standard of animal welfare is being adhered to.
· To be competent
delivering talks and experiences to members of the public.
· Handle enquiries
from visitors.
· To ensure the day
to day running of the zoo goes smoothly.
· Working
effectively alongside a small team of keepers and volunteers.
· To ensure records
and other relevant documents are kept up to date.
· To liaise with the
vet to continue the professional development of All Things Wild.
Key skills and requirements
· Have a minimum of
3 years working within a zoological environment.
· Must have a can-do
attitude.
· Strong verbal
communication skills and good customer care skills as she/he will be delivering
animal presentations/talks to our visitors.
· An excellent time
keeper.
· Work well as part
of a team.
· The ability to
keep calm in stressful situations.
· A full UK driving
license is required.
To Apply
Please send your CV
and covering letter to Rebecca Harris, Director. All Things Wild Nature Centre,
Station road, Honeybourne, Nr Evesham, WR11 7QZ or you can email your
application to careers5@all things wild.co.uk
Closing date for applications: 25th September 2017
Peter Dickinson
Independent International Zoo Consultant        |
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