Livestock Export Operations Staff (STL Airport Area)

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intradco globalSt Louis (MO)

Farmworkers, Farm, Ranch, and Aquacultural Animals Other Support Activities for Air Transportation

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About the role

Company Description: Intradco Global is a world-leading specialist in the air transport of equine, livestock, and exotic animals, with over 35 years of experience. The company provides innovative solutions for animal movements via both air charter and scheduled flights, ensuring safe, smooth, and efficient transport worldwide. Intradco Global focuses on animal welfare, designing and manufacturing its own specialized equipment such as stalls, penning, and ramps to maximize comfort and safety. Supported by a global network of cargo airlines, shipping agents, and airport handling services, the company offers unmatched quality and cost efficiency. Its international team of experts operates 24/7/365, with deep knowledge of IATA regulations, international protocols, and compliance procedures for live animal transport.

Role Description: We are looking forfull-time and part-time staffto support ongoing cattle export flights near STL Airport fromNovember 2026 through December 2027, with potential for several more years of work. General labor and livestock handling Build livestock stalls and secure them to airline pallets Warehousing support Clean and prepare export facility areas Approximately 3 x B747F flights per week for 13+ months Experience with cattle, forklifts, airport cargo, warehousing, or freight handling is a plus, but not required. Local candidates preferred. Please message with: Full-time or part-time interest Availability Great opportunity for dependable individuals looking for ongoing work in a unique logistics and livestock operation.

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