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Schwartz Farms
Wean Finish Specialist (Full-Time or Part-Time)
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What they do
An Animal Control Officer works for a police department or public safety agency and responds to calls for help with abandoned or mistreated animals. Assists with capturing wild animals found in city neighborhoods or populated areas.
$51,546 / year median in Minnesota
+9% projected growth
Job Description
As a family company, Schwartz Farms, Inc. is committed to caring for its people and animals by demonstrating the values of humility, care, integrity, discipline and excellence. Known for quality pork production, SFI is a proud advocate of creating opportunities for rural communities with presence in Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska and South Dakota. As a premier pork producer, Schwartz Farms embraces itself for a challenging and rewarding future. Travel to sites near Wells and New Richland is required. Occasional travel throughout the surrounding Albert Lea and Owatonna region as needed. We are seeking an individual who demonstrate these values. You can count on becoming not just part of a growing company, but a family. The Wean-Finish Specialist is responsible for performing production tasks in various company-owned and/or -operated wean-finish sites to optimize animal care, health and efficiencies, in a manner which upholds SFI standards related to animals, equipment and facilities. Specifically, the Wean-Finish Specialist is responsible for the following: Walk through assigned sites to monitor herd health and welfare Provide care of animals, ensuring access to water, feed and proper environment Communicate with supervisor regarding herd health issues Monitor settings of feeders at assigned sites Monitor feed bin levels of assigned sites, including climbing bins to accurately determine feed levels; coordinate with supervisor and feed department on ordering and feed issues Assure proper watering of animals at assigned sites Treat and work with sick and injured animals Vaccinate animals Respond to alarm calls of assigned sites; if unable to physically respond, notify appropriate personnel Maintain SFI-established biosecurity protocols Assist in power washing, as assigned Assist in loading and emptying of barns Ensure proper handling and removal of dead animals in a timely manner and ensure SFI protocols are met Maintain appropriate documentation for assigned sites, including hi/low temperatures, numbers treated, withdrawal times, medicine usage, deads, etc. Equipment and facilities Ensure proper barn ventilation, understand how to adjust controllers Maintain company standards related to site cleanliness and appearance including but not limited to barn area, office area, parking area, driveways, pest and rodent control, general yard work including but not limited to lawn and weed control Test site generators and record results weekly Ensure alarm systems are working properly and are tested weekly Report any findings of pit foaming or crusting to supervisor or safety department Perform general barn maintenance and upkeep to ensure animal welfare and health; notify supervisor when unable to perform necessary barn maintenance The preceding statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned this classification. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all job duties performed.