Feeder - Summer

JOB SUMMARY A

feeder works as a caretaker when the equestrian specialist is off duty. Duties include bringing the animals in for daily feeding, turning the animals out after they have been fed in the barn, checking on water, throwing hay, cleaning stalls in the barn, maintaining general health of the horses, minor first aid as needed, and any other horse related duties assigned by the Equestrian Specialist.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Care for horses when the equestrian director is off duty. Feed, throw hay, clean stalls, clean paddocks and arenas, first aid, tack, and other equine related duties Work with the other horseback staff and campers. Always enforce and practice safety procedures and regulations. Teach horse care as assigned. Carry out other responsibilities as designated by the equestrian specialist.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES

Ability to work both independently and with a team. Ability to work with and care for basic needs of a herd of 26+ horses. Ability to recognize and act in an equine emergency. Good health and stamina necessary to work in the camp barn setting. Ability to lift and carry 50-75 lbs. Ability to walk over rough terrain while leading a horse. Ability to drive the utility vehicles and throw hay. Minimum Qualifications Ability to commit to a feeding schedule a month in advance, with reliable transportation Minimum age 18 years Must successfully complete a criminal, motor vehicle and credit background check. Feeder - Summer 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars 653 Meadows Boone Rd, Luthersville, GA 30251 Seasonal

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JOB SUMMARY A

feeder works as a caretaker when the equestrian specialist is off duty. Duties include bringing the animals in for daily feeding, turning the animals out after they have been fed in the barn, checking on water, throwing hay, cleaning stalls in the barn, maintaining general health of the horses, minor first aid as needed, and any other horse related duties assigned by the Equestrian Specialist.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Care for horses when the equestrian director is off duty. Feed, throw hay, clean stalls, clean paddocks and arenas, first aid, tack, and other equine related duties Work with the other horseback staff and campers. Always enforce and practice safety procedures and regulations. Teach horse care as assigned. Carry out other responsibilities as designated by the equestrian specialist.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES

Ability to work both independently and with a team. Ability to work with and care for basic needs of a herd of 26+ horses. Ability to recognize and act in an equine emergency. Good health and stamina necessary to work in the camp barn setting. Ability to lift and carry 50-75 lbs. Ability to walk over rough terrain while leading a horse. Ability to drive the utility vehicles and throw hay. Minimum Qualifications Ability to commit to a feeding schedule a month in advance, with reliable transportation Minimum age 18 years Must successfully complete a criminal, motor vehicle and credit background check.