Support Zookeeper
6 days ago
**We are looking for an entry level animal care employee who demonstrates a desire to grow long term.**
**Characteristics**
- **Commitment to Learning**: A desire to learn and grow long term.
- **Empathy and Kindness**: Consistently displays empathy, kindness and a caring attitude towards all animals, colleagues, and visitors.
- **Innovative Mindset**: Likes to bring forth new ideas for the betterment of the position, staff, animals, and the visitor experience.
**Responsibilities**
- Prepare diets for the collection according to predetermined meal plans.
- Aid chosen zookeepers with daily husbandries in various areas of the zoo’s animal collection to include but not limited to cleaning, weeding, raking and/or repairs.
- Work according to policy and wear proper attire at the start of every shift.
- Be open and accept any additional changes and protocols associated with your area of work.
- Aid the keepers in creating and implementing enrichment.
- Able to lift 25kgs repetitively.
- Able to stand for long periods of time.
- Able to walk long distances.
**Safari Niagara Service Philosophy**
- The employee will report directly to the Animal Care Manager.
- Guest Service Excellence is expected from all positions in the Safari Niagara family. This includes a great attitude, proper uniform and pleasant demeanor. Professional representation, anticipating guest personal needs and offering assistance at all times.
**Job Type**: Part-time
Pay: From $17.20 per hour
Expected hours: 16 - 32 per week
**Benefits**:
- On-site parking
Schedule:
- Monday to Friday
- Weekends as needed
Work Location: In person
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Assistant Animal Care Manager
5 days ago
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