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Horse Farm
Barn Manager
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What they do
A Zoologist is a biologist who conducts field and laboratory research, gathering information about animals in their natural habitat or in captivity. They help to identify, record and monitor animal species, before producing detailed technical reports.
$58,209 / year median in New York
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Barn Manager
- This is a position which benefits from an equine science degree as well as a working knowledge of horses, general maintenance skills and solid communication skills.
Expectations include:
Horse care- first aid, overall health
- feeding, administer medications, manage turnouts, keep horses in good physical condition, manage workload of horses and maintain all horse vet records, etc. Boarders
- deal with all boarder issues, constant communication with them and friendly positive interaction, resolve any barn issues, etc. Barn maintenance
- stalls, general overall upkeep
- maintain indoor arena to excellent riding conditions, overall barn cleanliness, maintain outdoor arena to specifications and paddocks, manage all aspects of the upkeep of the grounds, etc. Fiscal Responsibility
- work with Accountant to manage barn in a fiscally responsible manner. Participate in annual budget preparations, provide weekly/monthly updates on barn activity and report on variances to budget. Member of management team
- participate in meetings to discuss barn strategies, operating challenges and goals, identifying revenue streams, brainstorming solutions, etc. Provide show support
- maintain jumps, help on show days, etc. Run day-to-day operations of the barn
- responsible for staff schedule, supervision of all barn staff (they report to the barn manager) & approval of timecards, ensure all barn chores are completed, order all necessary items related to the day-to-day farm activities, deliver paperwork to office 2x/week (M & F), daily chores. Will need to be available on an emergency basis and fill gaps in the schedule. Barn promotion & sales
- maintain FB page and help to update website, create positive atmosphere to increase boarders at the facility Provide assistance with lesson program
- potentially on days when instructors are at shows.
Additional Responsibilities include:
Daily upkeep and maintenance of barns, stalls and grounds Keeping stable area tidy, sweeping, raking and watering Adhering to feeding, cleaning and supplement schedules Holding horses for vet and farrier Daily exercise of animals Administering of prescribed medication and general first aid Facility maintenance and fixes Grooming & bathing of animals Monitoring horses for health and soundness Help with problem animalsJob Type:
Full-time Pay:
From $24.00 per hourWork Location:
In personBenefits
- Dental Insurance