Cattle Movement (Non-Horseback) at Adams Land & Cattle, LLC

Broken Bow, Nebraska, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

03 Apr, 26

Salary

23.0

Posted On

03 Jan, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Cattle Handling, Animal Health Diagnosis, Team-Oriented, Self-Motivated, Attention to Detail, Analytical Techniques, Problem Solving, Communication Skills, Positive Attitude, Work Ethic, Computer Skills, Safety Commitment, Quality Culture

Industry

Food and Beverage Manufacturing

Description

Job Details Job Location: Adams Land and Cattle, LLC South Lot - Broken Bow, NE 68822 Position Type: Full Time Our Cattle Movement team has an opportunity with the responsibilities of movement, unloading, and flow of cattle to and from our processing/sorting facility. We are looking for a self-motivated individual who enjoys working in a fast-paced environment. This is a non-horseback position and would utilize ATVs. This person will be responsible for: Primary Responsibilities: Coordinating cattle movements within the feedyard and communicating with other departments, as needed. Assisting with the unloading and movement of incoming cattle. Assisting with the flow of cattle to and from the processing/sorting facility. Checking water tanks to ensure they are functional. Gathering loose cattle and taking them to their appropriate pens. Communicating constantly within team and with other teams to maintain a safe and productive work environment. Safely operating equipment (e.g. side-by-sides, tractors, pay loaders, mobile hospitals, trucks and trailers). Maintaining, cleaning, washing, and disinfecting equipment and facilities daily and as needed. Staying current with all required trainings and SOP's. Assisting in other areas of cattle production as needed. Meeting punctuality and attendance expectations. Secondary Responsibilities: Being accountable for cattle health in assigned zones by: Identifying sick or injured cattle. Pulling cattle to appropriate hospital pens/doctoring facilities Treating cattle per appropriate protocols based on diagnosis and inputting data into the computer Sorting and returning cattle to appropriate pens Monitoring, sorting and verifying cattle in special pens Utilizing animal health reports and interpreting the data to support decisions. Reviewing reports and assisting with loading railer cattle trucks. Evaluating and euthanizing non-ambulatory cattle when required. Assisting with post-mortem examinations, as needed. Performing preventative maintenance, inspections, and pre-start checks on equipment and facilities daily. Troubleshooting computer issues and contacting leadership and/or IT as needed. Ideal candidate would possess the following qualifications: Previous cattle handling and BQA knowledge and experience. Knowledge of sick or injured cattle, including basic animal health diagnosis. Individual must be team-oriented and self-motivated. High attention to detail. Ability to use analytical techniques for problem solving, coordination, and decision making. Driven, organized, action-orientated, and ability to multi-task. Effective verbal and written communication skills. Positive attitude and strong work ethic. Computer skills and knowledge. Commitment to safety and quality culture. Qualifications This position requires: Individual must be able to work holidays, extended hours, and weekends. Individual must be able to work in adverse weather conditions. Exerting 25-50 pounds of force rarely; 10-20 pounds frequently. Standing, sitting, walking, carrying, lifting/lowering, pushing/pulling, bending, twisting, climbing, crawling, stairs, reaching/handling/grasping occasionally; kneeling/crouching rarely. Compensation Details: Starting Wage: $19.00 to 23.00 per hour Comprehensive Benefits which begin on Day 1 of employment including medical, dental, vision, paid time off, bonus plan, company match 401(k), and more! About Us: Located in Broken Bow, Nebraska, Adams Land & Cattle (ALCC) began in 1945 as a small dairy farm on 300 acres east of Broken Bow. Today, ALCC remains family-owned, but has grown into a multi-location operation with finishing lots in Nebraska and more than one-hundred backgrounding locations throughout the US and Canada. Recognized as one of the premier cattle feeding operations in the world, ALCC is a distinguished and innovative leader in agribusiness, providing consistent and quality beef while utilizing best practices to ensure food safety, animal welfare, and environmental stewardship.

Responsibilities

The primary responsibilities include coordinating cattle movements, assisting with unloading and flow of cattle, and ensuring the functionality of water tanks. The role also involves maintaining communication within the team and operating various equipment safely.