Animal Keepers
The Animalarium
Borth, Ceredigion, Mid Wales
The
Animalarium is situation on the West Coast of Wales and is home to a variety of
exotic and domestic animals. It is easily accessible via bus or train and is
close to the university town of Aberystwyth.
We
are currently looking to recruit new animal keepers to join our team.
Role and Responsibilities:
•
The primary role of this position will be to participate in the daily husbandry
and daily routines of the Paddock animals, Petting Barn and Birds.
This
includes feeding animals, maintaining enclosures, enrichment, daily record
keeping, public keeper talks and animal health checks/treatment.
•
As a primary keeper, you will also help with the daily supervision of existing
volunteers and participate in the training of new volunteers and work
experience students.
•
We also have availability for Apprenticeship positions for those who wish to
start their zoo keeping career.
•
You will receive training and have the opportunity to partake in research
projects where suitable.
Applicants should possess the following skills and attributes:
• Experience working with a variety of
animals is essential.
For primary keeper roles - Two years animal husbandry experience and/or
DMZZA or other animal care qualification.
• Responsible mature attitude and team
player.
• Good communication and customer
service skills.
• High level of physical fitness.
• Good practical skills, for example
fencing and enclosure repair work.
You
will be required to work from 8am to 4pm (winter) and 8am to 5pm (summer) five
days a week on a rota basis. This will include weekends and bank holidays as
necessary.
Salary
will be dependant on skills, experience and qualifications.
Application:
To
apply please send your CV and covering letter to Tracy Tweedy.
Email:
tracytweedy@hotmail.com
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