Monitor swine health and handle livestock as a permanent full-time Herdsperson in a rural work setting with early morning hours.
This position requires secondary school graduation and one to less than two years of experience. You will diagnose livestock health issues, feed pigs, maintain records, and operate farm equipment. The work includes swine care, biosecurity, and supervising one to two people.
Key Responsibilities:
- Diagnose livestock health issues and monitor animal health
- Handle animals and perform livestock feeding
- Complete piglet littering, medication, identification, and castration tasks
- Maintain livestock performance, production, quality, and work records
- Follow farm safety and biosecurity procedures
Requirements:
- Secondary school graduation certificate
- One to less than two years of experience
- Experience with swine and agricultural livestock services
- Ability to operate feeding systems and tractors
- Organized, reliable, flexible, and quick learning approach
Apply swine handling, animal health monitoring, feeding, and recordkeeping skills as a dependable livestock Herdsperson.
Swine Herdsperson Livestock Health in Irma employer: Alberta
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