ONG (Setor Social)
Caretaker- MONDAY MORNING 9AM-11AM
Detalhes
Descrição
The Barn Caretaker plays an important role in helping maintain a safe, clean, and welcoming environment for our riders, horses, volunteers, and staff. This position assists with daily barn chores and general facility upkeep to help ensure the health and well-being of our horses and the smooth operation of the barn.
Key Responsibilities
- Feed and water horses as directed by staff
- Clean stalls, paddocks, and barn areas
- Refill hay, grain, and water buckets
- Assist with turnout and bringing horses in from pasture when needed
- Help maintain clean and organized tack rooms, aisles, and grooming areas
- Monitor horses for any noticeable health or behavior concerns and report them to staff
- Assist with general barn and farm upkeep, including sweeping, cleaning, and minor chores
- Follow all barn rules, safety procedures, and horse handling guidelines
Qualifications
- Previous horse experience preferred, but not required for all tasks
- Comfortable working around horses and in a barn environment
- Ability to work independently and follow instructions
- Reliable, responsible, and willing to learn
- Positive attitude and strong teamwork skills
Physical Requirements
- Ability to lift hay, feed, water buckets, and barn supplies
- Ability to stand, walk, bend, and perform physical tasks for extended periods
- Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions
Commitment
Consistency is important in maintaining quality care for our horses and facility. Volunteers are encouraged to commit to a regular schedule whenever possible.
Impact
Barn Caretakers are essential to the daily care and well-being of our horses. Your support helps create a safe and welcoming environment where riders, horses, staff, and volunteers can thrive.
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What to know before you come:
- You will be on your feet. Sturdy gym shoes or boots are required. No open toe shoes.
- Dress in layers. We ride inside and outside, and the weather cannot be predicted.
- Shorts or long pants are acceptable.
- Gloves are not required but can be more comfortable if you are leading horses or the weather is cold.
- If you volunteer in the fall or winter, dress appropriately. We will be going outside.
