Cobb

Agriculture

CobbPoultryFarmWorker

$0–0k Siloam Springs, Arkansas, United States FULL TIME
The Brief

“Cobb - Poultry Farm Worker at Cobb. Skills: Animal husbandry, Farm operations, Biosecurity. Perform selection of Cobb products. Perform vaccination of Cobb products”

Industry & Context.

Agriculture
Eligibility Requirements

Shower and change clothing before entering facility, Avoid any avian species, Lift 30 pounds regularly, Lift 100 pounds at times, Stand and walk majority of shift, Use hands to handle objects, Reach with hands, Balance, Climb ladders, Drive vehicle on farm, Work on wet surfaces, Work in hot environments, Work in dry environments, Work in dusty environments, Work in icy environments, Work in cold environments, Wear safety goggles, Wear face shield, Wear chemical gloves, Wear waterproof apron, Wear rubber boots, Wear ear plugs as required, Wear N95 respirators as needed

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

12 months consecutive work history, No job gaps > 6 months in past 36 months, Reside in the United States

Nice to Have

Previous agricultural experience, Production experience

What You'll Do.

Perform selection of Cobb products

Perform vaccination of Cobb products

Perform blood pull of Cobb products

Perform movement of Cobb products

Perform clean out of facilities

Load Cobb products onto truck

Participate in research trials

Collect surface area samples

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