Minnesota Family Pig Production Technician
preferred capital managementGrand Meadow (MN)
Minnesota Family Pig Production Technician
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preferred capital managementGrand Meadow (MN)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Animal Care Technician Are you a hardworking, reliable individual seeking DAY TIME employment? MINNESOTA FAMILY FARMS has an opportunity for you! We are seeking a FT Animal Care Technician to add to our team.
Shift:
Full-time day shift, Monday-Friday with short shifts on rotating weekends (typically every 3rd) and rotating holidays.
What you'll do:
Our Animal Care Technicians provide daily care, feeding, and barn cleaning and maintenance. While experience in this field is preferred, it is not necessary as we are happy to provide on-the-job training. Our animals are our top priority. Respect and care for all animals is required at all times. Daily duties include: Maintain and monitor overall animal health, care and treatment General facility cleaning, maintenance and hygiene Follow all safety rules and practices and encourage coworkers to do the same. Must be capable of lifting a minimum of 50 pounds with reasonable accommodation Communicate clearly and effectively Regular, consistent attendance Dependable transportation is required. Bilingual/Spanish is a highly preferred skill for the position.
What you'll get:
MINNESOTA FAMILY FARMS offers their employees outstanding pay with full benefits including medical, dental, life and disability insurance, retirement, vacation, sick and holiday pay all in a clean, professional, flexible, team focused environment. Minnesota Family Farms is an E-Verify participant.
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