Recreation Aid Animal Caretaker

Posted 7 days ago

us department of warColorado Springs (CO)

SENIORITY

Junior

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About the role

Equestrian Center Caretaker Provides care to government and privately owned horses at the Equestrian Center. Feeds and waters horses. Cleans stalls and stable areas, cleans water tanks and buckets, and cleans pasture and other facility areas. Makes minor repairs to fences and facility. Observes horses for obvious changes in behavior, appearance, and activity; informs supervisor if necessary. Medicates and treats government horses per management and veterinary guidance. Basic horse handling including leading, grooming, and tacking horses for rental activities. Drives vehicles as necessary. Assists in a variety of duties to help ensure the success of the Equestrian Center boarding and rental riding activities. Assists at events and performs other related duties as assigned. This is a developmental position having promotion potential to the Recreation Aid Animal Caretaker Desk Clerk. Upon completion of at least 6 months experience as Recreation Aid Animal Caretaker, training on specified duties and abilities of the Recreation Aid Desk Clerk position, and positive evaluation by Management showing thorough knowledge and efficient skills required of the Recreation Aid Animal Caretaker Desk Clerk position, the incumbent may be noncompetitively promoted to the higher pay grade.

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