Swine Health Auditor
pipestoneMitchell (SD)
About the role
Now Hiring: Swine Health Auditor Mitchell, SD Area Are you passionate about animal care, farm safety, and making a real impact on swine health? Join the PIPESTONE team as a Swine Health Auditor and help protect herd health while promoting the highest standards of biosecurity, safety, and animal welfare.
What You'll Do:
Help protect farms from disease through biosecurity audits and training Conduct safety audits of barn personnel Perform animal welfare assessments at farm sites Inspect farm structures to ensure biosecurity compliance Evaluate interior and exterior farm areas, including attics, chutes, and grounds Identify structural concerns that could impact barn performance Train farm staff on biosecurity, safety, and animal welfare best practices Complete truck wash and trailer audits
What We're Looking For:
High School Diploma or equivalent Agricultural experience is a plus, but not required Strong attention to detail and willingness to learn Valid driver's license
Work Environment:
Overnight travel required On-farm agricultural swine environment Must wear required PPE, including hearing protection when needed Comfortable working outdoors in varying weather conditions
Physical Requirements:
Frequent bending, reaching, squatting, and kneeling Occasional lifting, pulling, or moving up to 50 pounds Why PIPESTONE?At PIPESTONE, you're not just filling a role, you're making a difference. Join a team committed to supporting producers, protecting animal health, and advancing the future of agriculture. Your work has a direct impact on the success of our farms and the well-being of our animals. Apply today and help safeguard the future of swine production.
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