Bird Keeper
Birdworld
Birdworld is
currently in an exciting stage of development and is delighted to be offering a
unique career opportunity for a Bird Keeper to join our expanding animal team.
Working
under the direction of the Aviculture Team Lead, and alongside our animal team
you will focus your time on the day-to-day husbandry of our 180 species bird
collection housed in 130 aviaries. You will have keen observation skills, great
time management, basic maintenance skills, and be able to prioritise tasks to
ensure exemplary care of the collection. We expect our keepers to offer
exceptional and engaging experiences to our visitors, this might be hosting
keeper for a day or feeding experiences, or sometimes assisting the education
team with public presentations and outdoor flying displays in peak operational
months.
You will
hold an animal related qualification and have at least 2 years’ experience
working with birds in a recognised zoo, enjoy working outside in all weathers,
be physically fit and demonstrate a passion for aviculture.
This vacancy
is a full time permanent position, working 38 hours a week, with weekend and
public holidays being part of your working rota. Salary is dependent upon
experience, but please email any ques We are not setting a closing date but
will fill the position as soon as we have a suitable candidate, so please do
not delay your application!
Apply
in writing including an up to date CV to recruitment@haskins.co.uk
Please also
ensure that you complete our online application form which can be found
here: https://www.birdworld.co.uk/join-our-team/#vacancies
Questions on
this role to HR@haskins.co.uk
This vacancy was NOT sent directly to ZooNews Digest but has
been copied across as a service to the zoo community and to
ensure it reaches the 130,000+ zoo and aquarium staff...
some of whom may be looking for a new challenge.
You know it makes sense. To post directly please use
email in the signature file below.
ZOO AND AQUARIUM NEWS AND VACANCIES FOR ZOO PROFESSIONALS
REGULAR UPDATES
https://www.facebook.com/zoonewsdigest
|
No comments:
Post a Comment