Experienced Hoofstock Keeper
We are Chessington
World of Adventures Resort and we are part of the magical Merlin
Entertainments!
We are currently
recruiting for an experienced Hoofstock Keeper.
In this role you will work within the Hoofstock Team and take an active
role in the day to day running of our collection. This will include delivering
the highest standards of animal husbandry required by our large variety of
animals including zebra, giraffe and white rhino. You will be part of the team
creating the most stimulating environment possible – not just for our guests,
but for the animals too - and since we’re big on conservation, education and
research, you’ll have a big part to play in that too. You will also be keen to
support all areas within our Zoo, which will in turn benefit your own personal
development. You will ensure the Health & Safety of yourself, colleagues
and our guests at all times as well as develop a personal training programme in
conjunction with your Head of Section.
We are looking for
the following skills and experience;
• Our
ideal candidate will have completed an animal-based qualification, with a
minimum of 5 years of relevant experience working in a Zoo environment or
equivalent.
• You
will be a clear and confident speaker, able to engage with the public,
delivering fun and educational presentations and more importantly an alert
listener, willing to learn and develop.
• You
will have passion and excitement for your chosen field, with a keen drive to
develop your career as an animal keeper.
This role is full
time, permanent, averaging 40 hours per week which will include weekends and
bank holidays.
Alongside a
competitive annual salary and 28 days holiday you can look forward to enjoying
a great benefits package including a
Group Personal Pension Plan, Merlin Magic pass, Employee Assistance Programme,
Childcare Vouchers, Life Assurance, 25% discount in our retail shops and
restaurants, 40% discount online off of Lego, and much more!
To apply, please
follow the link below…..
Closing date 5th
February 2018
Peter Dickinson
Independent International Zoo Consultant        |
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