Ranch Worker

Qué va a hacer

Texto original en inglés, tal como se registró en el Departamento de Trabajo.

Ranch work. On horseback & foot, incl. but not limited to herding, sorting, calving, lambing, castrating, branding, vaccinating, feeding. Controlling predators. Checking & maintaining livestock & pastures, & fencing. Sheep & livestock care incl. but not limited to feeding, shoeing, training, foaling. Heavy workload during seasonal breeding, calving, foaling, lambing, working cattle, & during drought or other excessive weather conditions. OPEN RANGE. Lifting requirement of 50#. Workers work predominantly (90%+) on range activities which include working cattle & sheep, herd management, checking health, changing pastures, etc. on range NOT near headquarters & are required to be available 24 hrs/day, 7 days/week.

Requisitos

Must be able to ride, handle, & care for horses & work cattle from horseback in a manner to assure safety of worker, co-workers & livestock. Must have basic working ability with fence tools & other ranch implements. Must be reliable to perform assigned tasks capably & efficiently without close supervision. Absences and/or failure to perform required duties not tolerated. Must be willing & able to lift 50#. Must be willing & able to work alone or in small groups in isolated areas. Work involves ranch animals, vehicles, machinery, outdoors in all types of weather (hot, cold, wet, etc) & risk of poisonous snakes, rocky terrain, storms, flash floods, brush fires. NO family, pets/animals with regard to housing. 3 months experience (references required). May be required to take post hire random drug and/or alcohol tests, at no cost to worker. Testing positive or failure to comply may result in immediate termination.

Beneficios y condiciones