Yard Crew-H
agri beefParma (ID)
About the role
Yard Crew Member Join the Agri Beef team, where our talented people are the foundation of our success. We produce world-renowned Snake River Farms and Double R Ranch beef, which are coveted by top chefs around the globe. and which you will have discounted access to, becoming the hero of your backyard BBQ's. From ranch to table, we are committed to producing the finest beef available. We are more than just a place to work, we are a family! With ample growth opportunity, competitive wages and benefits, and a strong family culture, we're here to welcome you home! Agri Beef's feedyards employ some of the most dedicated people in the business. To ensure our cattle are cared for properly and given a healthy, comfortable environment, our people manufacture and deliver feed, provide care for our animals, maintain our facilities and equipment, and provide administrative support to our teams and customers. Our Boise Valley feedyard is in Parma, Idaho and the primary goal of our feedyard is to maintain optimal health and well-being of our animals. As a Yard Maintenance Crew team member, you will be responsible for providing maintenance and care of the feedyard premises. This may include building fences, repairing and maintaining feed bunks, repairing water lines and water tanks, and conducting general repair work. The ideal candidate will have extensive welding and heavy equipment experience as this role will primarily consist of working outside on the feedyard premises and equipment operation.
Duties & Responsibilities:
Clean and maintain water lines and water tanks Clean and repair feed bunks and pens Operate and maintain equipment Maintain a positive attendance record by demonstrating consistent and punctual attendance on a regular basis Perform other related duties as assigned Candidate should contribute to positive teamwork, follow policies and procedures, adapt to changes in the work environment, have consistent and punctual attendance, be dependable, use time efficiently and demonstrate accuracy and thoroughness.
Qualifications:
Successful candidates must be able to perform a wide variety of tasks with limited supervision Possess a basic understanding of equipment and vehicle maintenance. The ability to operate equipment is required Candidates must also demonstrate a basic knowledge of proper cattle handling. Education and
Work Experience:
Previous cattle experience is preferred High school diploma or general education degree (GED)
Equal Opportunity Employer:
This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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