SC Demo Instance Careers { "@context": "http://schema.org", "@type": "JobPosting", "datePosted": "2017-01-17", "description": "

PRIMARY PURPOSE

The Keeper performs all job assignments with a positive attitude that reflects San Diego Zoo Global’s mission and vision of saving species worldwide by uniting our expertise in animal care and conservation science with our dedication to inspiring passion for nature and leading the fight against extinction. The Keeper, under general supervision, feeds and provides for the general care and welfare of assigned exhibit animals (mammals, reptiles or birds). This position reports to a Lead or Supervisor.

This class is distinguished from the Senior Keeper class in that the Keeper works under supervision. The Keeper performs a wide range of semi-routine functions at either the Zoo or San Diego Zoo Safari Park. This class also consistently demonstrates the desire and ability to engage in positive relationships with internal and external customers.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

• Prepares food and water for exhibit animals
• Loads and unloads food from trucks
• Feeds exhibit animals
• Administers prescribed medication and keeps feeding records
• Observes assigned animals
• Reports abnormal conditions to superiors
• Cleans exhibit areas, pools, animal sleeping areas and service areas
• Cleans and disinfects utensils, work tools and containers
• Provides species-appropriate enrichment to assigned animals
• Maintains appropriate health and behavior records on assigned animals
• Responds to questions from the public concerning exhibits
• Provides exhibit security
• Participates in capturing, incapacitating and moving animals
• Participates in and supports animal training programs
• Assists medical staff in treating animals
• Performs minor or routine maintenance on exhibit enclosures
• Reports maintenance needs
• Operates a variety of light and medium equipment
• Adheres to all Organization and department policies and practices
• Practices the GRRREAT Customer Service Standards

REPRESENTATIVE DUTIES

• Prepares food and water for exhibit animals by cutting, measuring portions and adding nutrient or supplements
• Observes assigned animals closely with regard to general appearance, diet consumption levels, condition of fecal matter, etc.
• Provides exhibit security and takes appropriate action to prevent vandalism or maltreatment of animals by the public
• Provides care to neonates utilizing assisted rearing protocol
• Cleans exhibit enclosures and contiguous areas
• Performs minor or routine maintenance on exhibit enclosures and reports other maintenance needs
• May participate in either formal or informal presentations with guests including keeper talks, animal-feeding demonstrations, and behind the scenes tours
• May maintain plant life within or around exhibit areas
• May assist in installing, repairing and maintaining irrigation systems in exhibit areas
• Operates light and medium equipment such as dump trucks, skiploaders, forklifts, water trucks and other vehicles

ANCILLARY FUNCTIONS

Performs related duties and responsibilities as required. REQUIREMENTS:

QUALIFICATIONS

Education, training and/or experience which would clearly demonstrate the essential functions, knowledge and skills outlined. Examples would be 12 to 16 college credit hours in zoology, animal biology or animal husbandry; or, one to two years of work experience in a Zoo or similar environment where appropriate knowledge and skills in animal care could be acquired; valid California driver license.

Knowledge of:

• Animal behavior
• Animal biology and zoology
• Care, feeding and handling of wild animals
• Safety practices around wild animals
• Techniques for restraining or capturing wild animals
• Public SpeakingAbility to:
  
• Respond to cautions from co-workers
• Monitor animal behavior and appearance
• Operate motorized equipment and vehicles
• Use computer programs (Word processing, spreadsheets, PowerPoint, and Internet)
• Communicate and work effectively with others
• Work in a team environmentand motivate others
• Multi-task and prioritize
• Understand and follow directions effectively
• Deal tactfully and courteously with others
• Adhere to the organization’s policies, procedures and regulations
• Competently perform the essential functions outlined above

WORKING ENVIRONMENT

Frequent exposure to close contact with a wide variety of exhibit animals, mammals, reptiles, or birds; work in uneven terrain with exposure to varying weather conditions, dust, and allergens; move about on slippery surfaces; handle toxic and/or hazardous materials; and work in confined or cramped spaces.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS

This position has been identified as one requiring lifting in excess of 50 pounds; frequently move moderate to heavy objects; standing, bending, squatting, twisting, reaching, etc; may work from elevated positions.

", "hiringOrganization": { "@type": "Organization", "name": "Lifetouch Preschool Portraits", "logo": "https:\/\/app.jobvite.com\/logo\/su4012_ScreenShot20180124at74534AM_1516801552787_Subsidiary.png" }, "employmentType": "Full-Time", "industry": "Intern", "identifier": "oyZE4fwZ", "jobLocation": [ { "@type": "Place", "address": { "@type": "PostalAddress", "addressLocality": "Irvine", "addressRegion": "California", "addressCountry": "United States" } } ], "title": "Sr. Business Intelligence Analyst - Customer Engagement", "baseSalary": { "@type": "MonetaryAmount", "currency": "", "value": { "@type": "QuantitativeValue", "minValue": "", "maxValue": "", "unitText": "" } } } Sr. Business Intelligence Analyst - Customer Engagement Intern Irvine, California Apply Description Position at Lifetouch Preschool Portraits PRIMARY PURPOSEThe Keeper performs all job assignments with a positive attitude that reflects San Diego Zoo Global’s mission and vision of saving species worldwide by uniting our expertise in animal care and conservation science with our dedication to inspiring passion for nature and leading the fight against extinction. The Keeper, under general supervision, feeds and provides for the general care and welfare of assigned exhibit animals (mammals, reptiles or birds). This position reports to a Lead or Supervisor. This class is distinguished from the Senior Keeper class in that the Keeper works under supervision. The Keeper performs a wide range of semi-routine functions at either the Zoo or San Diego Zoo Safari Park. This class also consistently demonstrates the desire and ability to engage in positive relationships with internal and external customers. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONSPrepares food and water for exhibit animalsLoads and unloads food from trucksFeeds exhibit animalsAdministers prescribed medication and keeps feeding recordsObserves assigned animalsReports abnormal conditions to superiorsCleans exhibit areas, pools, animal sleeping areas and service areasCleans and disinfects utensils, work tools and containersProvides species-appropriate enrichment to assigned animalsMaintains appropriate health and behavior records on assigned animalsResponds to questions from the public concerning exhibitsProvides exhibit securityParticipates in capturing, incapacitating and moving animalsParticipates in and supports animal training programsAssists medical staff in treating animalsPerforms minor or routine maintenance on exhibit enclosuresReports maintenance needsOperates a variety of light and medium equipmentAdheres to all Organization and department policies and practicesPractices the GRRREAT Customer Service StandardsREPRESENTATIVE DUTIES Prepares food and water for exhibit animals by cutting, measuring portions and adding nutrient or supplementsObserves assigned animals closely with regard to general appearance, diet consumption levels, condition of fecal matter, etc.Provides exhibit security and takes appropriate action to prevent vandalism or maltreatment of animals by the publicProvides care to neonates utilizing assisted rearing protocolCleans exhibit enclosures and contiguous areasPerforms minor or routine maintenance on exhibit enclosures and reports other maintenance needsMay participate in either formal or informal presentations with guests including keeper talks, animal-feeding demonstrations, and behind the scenes toursMay maintain plant life within or around exhibit areasMay assist in installing, repairing and maintaining irrigation systems in exhibit areasOperates light and medium equipment such as dump trucks, skiploaders, forklifts, water trucks and other vehicles ANCILLARY FUNCTIONSPerforms related duties and responsibilities as required. REQUIREMENTS:QUALIFICATIONSEducation, training and/or experience which would clearly demonstrate the essential functions, knowledge and skills outlined. Examples would be 12 to 16 college credit hours in zoology, animal biology or animal husbandry; or, one to two years of work experience in a Zoo or similar environment where appropriate knowledge and skills in animal care could be acquired; valid California driver license. Knowledge of: Animal behaviorAnimal biology and zoologyCare, feeding and handling of wild animalsSafety practices around wild animalsTechniques for restraining or capturing wild animalsPublic SpeakingAbility to: Respond to cautions from co-workersMonitor animal behavior and appearanceOperate motorized equipment and vehiclesUse computer programs (Word processing, spreadsheets, PowerPoint, and Internet)Communicate and work effectively with othersWork in a team environmentand motivate othersMulti-task and prioritizeUnderstand and follow directions effectivelyDeal tactfully and courteously with othersAdhere to the organization’s policies, procedures and regulationsCompetently perform the essential functions outlined above WORKING ENVIRONMENTFrequent exposure to close contact with a wide variety of exhibit animals, mammals, reptiles, or birds; work in uneven terrain with exposure to varying weather conditions, dust, and allergens; move about on slippery surfaces; handle toxic and/or hazardous materials; and work in confined or cramped spaces. PHYSICAL DEMANDSThis position has been identified as one requiring lifting in excess of 50 pounds; frequently move moderate to heavy objects; standing, bending, squatting, twisting, reaching, etc; may work from elevated positions. Apply Apply Later ← Back to Current Openings Share lang: en_US Share LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Email Powered by Jobvite

SC Demo Instance Careers { "@context": "http://schema.org", "@type": "JobPosting", "datePosted": "2017-01-17", "description": "

PRIMARY PURPOSE

The Keeper performs all job assignments with a positive attitude that reflects San Diego Zoo Global’s mission and vision of saving species worldwide by uniting our expertise in animal care and conservation science with our dedication to inspiring passion for nature and leading the fight against extinction. The Keeper, under general supervision, feeds and provides for the general care and welfare of assigned exhibit animals (mammals, reptiles or birds). This position reports to a Lead or Supervisor.

This class is distinguished from the Senior Keeper class in that the Keeper works under supervision. The Keeper performs a wide range of semi-routine functions at either the Zoo or San Diego Zoo Safari Park. This class also consistently demonstrates the desire and ability to engage in positive relationships with internal and external customers.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

• Prepares food and water for exhibit animals
• Loads and unloads food from trucks
• Feeds exhibit animals
• Administers prescribed medication and keeps feeding records
• Observes assigned animals
• Reports abnormal conditions to superiors
• Cleans exhibit areas, pools, animal sleeping areas and service areas
• Cleans and disinfects utensils, work tools and containers
• Provides species-appropriate enrichment to assigned animals
• Maintains appropriate health and behavior records on assigned animals
• Responds to questions from the public concerning exhibits
• Provides exhibit security
• Participates in capturing, incapacitating and moving animals
• Participates in and supports animal training programs
• Assists medical staff in treating animals
• Performs minor or routine maintenance on exhibit enclosures
• Reports maintenance needs
• Operates a variety of light and medium equipment
• Adheres to all Organization and department policies and practices
• Practices the GRRREAT Customer Service Standards

REPRESENTATIVE DUTIES

• Prepares food and water for exhibit animals by cutting, measuring portions and adding nutrient or supplements
• Observes assigned animals closely with regard to general appearance, diet consumption levels, condition of fecal matter, etc.
• Provides exhibit security and takes appropriate action to prevent vandalism or maltreatment of animals by the public
• Provides care to neonates utilizing assisted rearing protocol
• Cleans exhibit enclosures and contiguous areas
• Performs minor or routine maintenance on exhibit enclosures and reports other maintenance needs
• May participate in either formal or informal presentations with guests including keeper talks, animal-feeding demonstrations, and behind the scenes tours
• May maintain plant life within or around exhibit areas
• May assist in installing, repairing and maintaining irrigation systems in exhibit areas
• Operates light and medium equipment such as dump trucks, skiploaders, forklifts, water trucks and other vehicles

ANCILLARY FUNCTIONS

Performs related duties and responsibilities as required. REQUIREMENTS:

QUALIFICATIONS

Education, training and/or experience which would clearly demonstrate the essential functions, knowledge and skills outlined. Examples would be 12 to 16 college credit hours in zoology, animal biology or animal husbandry; or, one to two years of work experience in a Zoo or similar environment where appropriate knowledge and skills in animal care could be acquired; valid California driver license.

Knowledge of:

• Animal behavior
• Animal biology and zoology
• Care, feeding and handling of wild animals
• Safety practices around wild animals
• Techniques for restraining or capturing wild animals
• Public SpeakingAbility to:
  
• Respond to cautions from co-workers
• Monitor animal behavior and appearance
• Operate motorized equipment and vehicles
• Use computer programs (Word processing, spreadsheets, PowerPoint, and Internet)
• Communicate and work effectively with others
• Work in a team environmentand motivate others
• Multi-task and prioritize
• Understand and follow directions effectively
• Deal tactfully and courteously with others
• Adhere to the organization’s policies, procedures and regulations
• Competently perform the essential functions outlined above

WORKING ENVIRONMENT

Frequent exposure to close contact with a wide variety of exhibit animals, mammals, reptiles, or birds; work in uneven terrain with exposure to varying weather conditions, dust, and allergens; move about on slippery surfaces; handle toxic and/or hazardous materials; and work in confined or cramped spaces.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS

This position has been identified as one requiring lifting in excess of 50 pounds; frequently move moderate to heavy objects; standing, bending, squatting, twisting, reaching, etc; may work from elevated positions.

", "hiringOrganization": { "@type": "Organization", "name": "Lifetouch Preschool Portraits", "logo": "https:\/\/app.jobvite.com\/logo\/su4012_ScreenShot20180124at74534AM_1516801552787_Subsidiary.png" }, "employmentType": "Full-Time", "industry": "Intern", "identifier": "oyZE4fwZ", "jobLocation": [ { "@type": "Place", "address": { "@type": "PostalAddress", "addressLocality": "Irvine", "addressRegion": "California", "addressCountry": "United States" } } ], "title": "Sr. Business Intelligence Analyst - Customer Engagement", "baseSalary": { "@type": "MonetaryAmount", "currency": "", "value": { "@type": "QuantitativeValue", "minValue": "", "maxValue": "", "unitText": "" } } } Sr. Business Intelligence Analyst - Customer Engagement Intern Irvine, California Apply Description Position at Lifetouch Preschool Portraits PRIMARY PURPOSEThe Keeper performs all job assignments with a positive attitude that reflects San Diego Zoo Global’s mission and vision of saving species worldwide by uniting our expertise in animal care and conservation science with our dedication to inspiring passion for nature and leading the fight against extinction. The Keeper, under general supervision, feeds and provides for the general care and welfare of assigned exhibit animals (mammals, reptiles or birds). This position reports to a Lead or Supervisor. This class is distinguished from the Senior Keeper class in that the Keeper works under supervision. The Keeper performs a wide range of semi-routine functions at either the Zoo or San Diego Zoo Safari Park. This class also consistently demonstrates the desire and ability to engage in positive relationships with internal and external customers. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONSPrepares food and water for exhibit animalsLoads and unloads food from trucksFeeds exhibit animalsAdministers prescribed medication and keeps feeding recordsObserves assigned animalsReports abnormal conditions to superiorsCleans exhibit areas, pools, animal sleeping areas and service areasCleans and disinfects utensils, work tools and containersProvides species-appropriate enrichment to assigned animalsMaintains appropriate health and behavior records on assigned animalsResponds to questions from the public concerning exhibitsProvides exhibit securityParticipates in capturing, incapacitating and moving animalsParticipates in and supports animal training programsAssists medical staff in treating animalsPerforms minor or routine maintenance on exhibit enclosuresReports maintenance needsOperates a variety of light and medium equipmentAdheres to all Organization and department policies and practicesPractices the GRRREAT Customer Service StandardsREPRESENTATIVE DUTIES Prepares food and water for exhibit animals by cutting, measuring portions and adding nutrient or supplementsObserves assigned animals closely with regard to general appearance, diet consumption levels, condition of fecal matter, etc.Provides exhibit security and takes appropriate action to prevent vandalism or maltreatment of animals by the publicProvides care to neonates utilizing assisted rearing protocolCleans exhibit enclosures and contiguous areasPerforms minor or routine maintenance on exhibit enclosures and reports other maintenance needsMay participate in either formal or informal presentations with guests including keeper talks, animal-feeding demonstrations, and behind the scenes toursMay maintain plant life within or around exhibit areasMay assist in installing, repairing and maintaining irrigation systems in exhibit areasOperates light and medium equipment such as dump trucks, skiploaders, forklifts, water trucks and other vehicles ANCILLARY FUNCTIONSPerforms related duties and responsibilities as required. REQUIREMENTS:QUALIFICATIONSEducation, training and/or experience which would clearly demonstrate the essential functions, knowledge and skills outlined. Examples would be 12 to 16 college credit hours in zoology, animal biology or animal husbandry; or, one to two years of work experience in a Zoo or similar environment where appropriate knowledge and skills in animal care could be acquired; valid California driver license. Knowledge of: Animal behaviorAnimal biology and zoologyCare, feeding and handling of wild animalsSafety practices around wild animalsTechniques for restraining or capturing wild animalsPublic SpeakingAbility to: Respond to cautions from co-workersMonitor animal behavior and appearanceOperate motorized equipment and vehiclesUse computer programs (Word processing, spreadsheets, PowerPoint, and Internet)Communicate and work effectively with othersWork in a team environmentand motivate othersMulti-task and prioritizeUnderstand and follow directions effectivelyDeal tactfully and courteously with othersAdhere to the organization’s policies, procedures and regulationsCompetently perform the essential functions outlined above WORKING ENVIRONMENTFrequent exposure to close contact with a wide variety of exhibit animals, mammals, reptiles, or birds; work in uneven terrain with exposure to varying weather conditions, dust, and allergens; move about on slippery surfaces; handle toxic and/or hazardous materials; and work in confined or cramped spaces. PHYSICAL DEMANDSThis position has been identified as one requiring lifting in excess of 50 pounds; frequently move moderate to heavy objects; standing, bending, squatting, twisting, reaching, etc; may work from elevated positions. Apply Apply Later ← Back to Current Openings Share lang: en_US Share LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Email Powered by Jobvite

SC Demo Instance Careers { "@context": "http://schema.org", "@type": "JobPosting", "datePosted": "2017-01-17", "description": "

PRIMARY PURPOSE

The Keeper performs all job assignments with a positive attitude that reflects San Diego Zoo Global’s mission and vision of saving species worldwide by uniting our expertise in animal care and conservation science with our dedication to inspiring passion for nature and leading the fight against extinction. The Keeper, under general supervision, feeds and provides for the general care and welfare of assigned exhibit animals (mammals, reptiles or birds). This position reports to a Lead or Supervisor.

This class is distinguished from the Senior Keeper class in that the Keeper works under supervision. The Keeper performs a wide range of semi-routine functions at either the Zoo or San Diego Zoo Safari Park. This class also consistently demonstrates the desire and ability to engage in positive relationships with internal and external customers.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

• Prepares food and water for exhibit animals
• Loads and unloads food from trucks
• Feeds exhibit animals
• Administers prescribed medication and keeps feeding records
• Observes assigned animals
• Reports abnormal conditions to superiors
• Cleans exhibit areas, pools, animal sleeping areas and service areas
• Cleans and disinfects utensils, work tools and containers
• Provides species-appropriate enrichment to assigned animals
• Maintains appropriate health and behavior records on assigned animals
• Responds to questions from the public concerning exhibits
• Provides exhibit security
• Participates in capturing, incapacitating and moving animals
• Participates in and supports animal training programs
• Assists medical staff in treating animals
• Performs minor or routine maintenance on exhibit enclosures
• Reports maintenance needs
• Operates a variety of light and medium equipment
• Adheres to all Organization and department policies and practices
• Practices the GRRREAT Customer Service Standards

REPRESENTATIVE DUTIES

• Prepares food and water for exhibit animals by cutting, measuring portions and adding nutrient or supplements
• Observes assigned animals closely with regard to general appearance, diet consumption levels, condition of fecal matter, etc.
• Provides exhibit security and takes appropriate action to prevent vandalism or maltreatment of animals by the public
• Provides care to neonates utilizing assisted rearing protocol
• Cleans exhibit enclosures and contiguous areas
• Performs minor or routine maintenance on exhibit enclosures and reports other maintenance needs
• May participate in either formal or informal presentations with guests including keeper talks, animal-feeding demonstrations, and behind the scenes tours
• May maintain plant life within or around exhibit areas
• May assist in installing, repairing and maintaining irrigation systems in exhibit areas
• Operates light and medium equipment such as dump trucks, skiploaders, forklifts, water trucks and other vehicles

ANCILLARY FUNCTIONS

Performs related duties and responsibilities as required. REQUIREMENTS:

QUALIFICATIONS

Education, training and/or experience which would clearly demonstrate the essential functions, knowledge and skills outlined. Examples would be 12 to 16 college credit hours in zoology, animal biology or animal husbandry; or, one to two years of work experience in a Zoo or similar environment where appropriate knowledge and skills in animal care could be acquired; valid California driver license.

Knowledge of:

• Animal behavior
• Animal biology and zoology
• Care, feeding and handling of wild animals
• Safety practices around wild animals
• Techniques for restraining or capturing wild animals
• Public SpeakingAbility to:
  
• Respond to cautions from co-workers
• Monitor animal behavior and appearance
• Operate motorized equipment and vehicles
• Use computer programs (Word processing, spreadsheets, PowerPoint, and Internet)
• Communicate and work effectively with others
• Work in a team environmentand motivate others
• Multi-task and prioritize
• Understand and follow directions effectively
• Deal tactfully and courteously with others
• Adhere to the organization’s policies, procedures and regulations
• Competently perform the essential functions outlined above

WORKING ENVIRONMENT

Frequent exposure to close contact with a wide variety of exhibit animals, mammals, reptiles, or birds; work in uneven terrain with exposure to varying weather conditions, dust, and allergens; move about on slippery surfaces; handle toxic and/or hazardous materials; and work in confined or cramped spaces.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS

This position has been identified as one requiring lifting in excess of 50 pounds; frequently move moderate to heavy objects; standing, bending, squatting, twisting, reaching, etc; may work from elevated positions.

", "hiringOrganization": { "@type": "Organization", "name": "Lifetouch Preschool Portraits", "logo": "https:\/\/app.jobvite.com\/logo\/su4012_ScreenShot20180124at74534AM_1516801552787_Subsidiary.png" }, "employmentType": "Full-Time", "industry": "Intern", "identifier": "oyZE4fwZ", "jobLocation": [ { "@type": "Place", "address": { "@type": "PostalAddress", "addressLocality": "Irvine", "addressRegion": "California", "addressCountry": "United States" } } ], "title": "Sr. Business Intelligence Analyst - Customer Engagement", "baseSalary": { "@type": "MonetaryAmount", "currency": "", "value": { "@type": "QuantitativeValue", "minValue": "", "maxValue": "", "unitText": "" } } } Sr. Business Intelligence Analyst - Customer Engagement Intern Irvine, California Apply Description Position at Lifetouch Preschool Portraits PRIMARY PURPOSEThe Keeper performs all job assignments with a positive attitude that reflects San Diego Zoo Global’s mission and vision of saving species worldwide by uniting our expertise in animal care and conservation science with our dedication to inspiring passion for nature and leading the fight against extinction. The Keeper, under general supervision, feeds and provides for the general care and welfare of assigned exhibit animals (mammals, reptiles or birds). This position reports to a Lead or Supervisor. This class is distinguished from the Senior Keeper class in that the Keeper works under supervision. The Keeper performs a wide range of semi-routine functions at either the Zoo or San Diego Zoo Safari Park. This class also consistently demonstrates the desire and ability to engage in positive relationships with internal and external customers. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONSPrepares food and water for exhibit animalsLoads and unloads food from trucksFeeds exhibit animalsAdministers prescribed medication and keeps feeding recordsObserves assigned animalsReports abnormal conditions to superiorsCleans exhibit areas, pools, animal sleeping areas and service areasCleans and disinfects utensils, work tools and containersProvides species-appropriate enrichment to assigned animalsMaintains appropriate health and behavior records on assigned animalsResponds to questions from the public concerning exhibitsProvides exhibit securityParticipates in capturing, incapacitating and moving animalsParticipates in and supports animal training programsAssists medical staff in treating animalsPerforms minor or routine maintenance on exhibit enclosuresReports maintenance needsOperates a variety of light and medium equipmentAdheres to all Organization and department policies and practicesPractices the GRRREAT Customer Service StandardsREPRESENTATIVE DUTIES Prepares food and water for exhibit animals by cutting, measuring portions and adding nutrient or supplementsObserves assigned animals closely with regard to general appearance, diet consumption levels, condition of fecal matter, etc.Provides exhibit security and takes appropriate action to prevent vandalism or maltreatment of animals by the publicProvides care to neonates utilizing assisted rearing protocolCleans exhibit enclosures and contiguous areasPerforms minor or routine maintenance on exhibit enclosures and reports other maintenance needsMay participate in either formal or informal presentations with guests including keeper talks, animal-feeding demonstrations, and behind the scenes toursMay maintain plant life within or around exhibit areasMay assist in installing, repairing and maintaining irrigation systems in exhibit areasOperates light and medium equipment such as dump trucks, skiploaders, forklifts, water trucks and other vehicles ANCILLARY FUNCTIONSPerforms related duties and responsibilities as required. REQUIREMENTS:QUALIFICATIONSEducation, training and/or experience which would clearly demonstrate the essential functions, knowledge and skills outlined. Examples would be 12 to 16 college credit hours in zoology, animal biology or animal husbandry; or, one to two years of work experience in a Zoo or similar environment where appropriate knowledge and skills in animal care could be acquired; valid California driver license. Knowledge of: Animal behaviorAnimal biology and zoologyCare, feeding and handling of wild animalsSafety practices around wild animalsTechniques for restraining or capturing wild animalsPublic SpeakingAbility to: Respond to cautions from co-workersMonitor animal behavior and appearanceOperate motorized equipment and vehiclesUse computer programs (Word processing, spreadsheets, PowerPoint, and Internet)Communicate and work effectively with othersWork in a team environmentand motivate othersMulti-task and prioritizeUnderstand and follow directions effectivelyDeal tactfully and courteously with othersAdhere to the organization’s policies, procedures and regulationsCompetently perform the essential functions outlined above WORKING ENVIRONMENTFrequent exposure to close contact with a wide variety of exhibit animals, mammals, reptiles, or birds; work in uneven terrain with exposure to varying weather conditions, dust, and allergens; move about on slippery surfaces; handle toxic and/or hazardous materials; and work in confined or cramped spaces. PHYSICAL DEMANDSThis position has been identified as one requiring lifting in excess of 50 pounds; frequently move moderate to heavy objects; standing, bending, squatting, twisting, reaching, etc; may work from elevated positions. Apply Apply Later ← Back to Current Openings Share lang: en_US Share LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Email Powered by Jobvite

{ "@context": "http://schema.org", "@type": "JobPosting", "datePosted": "2017-01-17", "description": "

PRIMARY PURPOSE

The Keeper performs all job assignments with a positive attitude that reflects San Diego Zoo Global’s mission and vision of saving species worldwide by uniting our expertise in animal care and conservation science with our dedication to inspiring passion for nature and leading the fight against extinction. The Keeper, under general supervision, feeds and provides for the general care and welfare of assigned exhibit animals (mammals, reptiles or birds). This position reports to a Lead or Supervisor.

This class is distinguished from the Senior Keeper class in that the Keeper works under supervision. The Keeper performs a wide range of semi-routine functions at either the Zoo or San Diego Zoo Safari Park. This class also consistently demonstrates the desire and ability to engage in positive relationships with internal and external customers.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

• Prepares food and water for exhibit animals
• Loads and unloads food from trucks
• Feeds exhibit animals
• Administers prescribed medication and keeps feeding records
• Observes assigned animals
• Reports abnormal conditions to superiors
• Cleans exhibit areas, pools, animal sleeping areas and service areas
• Cleans and disinfects utensils, work tools and containers
• Provides species-appropriate enrichment to assigned animals
• Maintains appropriate health and behavior records on assigned animals
• Responds to questions from the public concerning exhibits
• Provides exhibit security
• Participates in capturing, incapacitating and moving animals
• Participates in and supports animal training programs
• Assists medical staff in treating animals
• Performs minor or routine maintenance on exhibit enclosures
• Reports maintenance needs
• Operates a variety of light and medium equipment
• Adheres to all Organization and department policies and practices
• Practices the GRRREAT Customer Service Standards

REPRESENTATIVE DUTIES

• Prepares food and water for exhibit animals by cutting, measuring portions and adding nutrient or supplements
• Observes assigned animals closely with regard to general appearance, diet consumption levels, condition of fecal matter, etc.
• Provides exhibit security and takes appropriate action to prevent vandalism or maltreatment of animals by the public
• Provides care to neonates utilizing assisted rearing protocol
• Cleans exhibit enclosures and contiguous areas
• Performs minor or routine maintenance on exhibit enclosures and reports other maintenance needs
• May participate in either formal or informal presentations with guests including keeper talks, animal-feeding demonstrations, and behind the scenes tours
• May maintain plant life within or around exhibit areas
• May assist in installing, repairing and maintaining irrigation systems in exhibit areas
• Operates light and medium equipment such as dump trucks, skiploaders, forklifts, water trucks and other vehicles

ANCILLARY FUNCTIONS

Performs related duties and responsibilities as required. REQUIREMENTS:

QUALIFICATIONS

Education, training and/or experience which would clearly demonstrate the essential functions, knowledge and skills outlined. Examples would be 12 to 16 college credit hours in zoology, animal biology or animal husbandry; or, one to two years of work experience in a Zoo or similar environment where appropriate knowledge and skills in animal care could be acquired; valid California driver license.

Knowledge of:

• Animal behavior
• Animal biology and zoology
• Care, feeding and handling of wild animals
• Safety practices around wild animals
• Techniques for restraining or capturing wild animals
• Public SpeakingAbility to:
  
• Respond to cautions from co-workers
• Monitor animal behavior and appearance
• Operate motorized equipment and vehicles
• Use computer programs (Word processing, spreadsheets, PowerPoint, and Internet)
• Communicate and work effectively with others
• Work in a team environmentand motivate others
• Multi-task and prioritize
• Understand and follow directions effectively
• Deal tactfully and courteously with others
• Adhere to the organization’s policies, procedures and regulations
• Competently perform the essential functions outlined above

WORKING ENVIRONMENT

Frequent exposure to close contact with a wide variety of exhibit animals, mammals, reptiles, or birds; work in uneven terrain with exposure to varying weather conditions, dust, and allergens; move about on slippery surfaces; handle toxic and/or hazardous materials; and work in confined or cramped spaces.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS

This position has been identified as one requiring lifting in excess of 50 pounds; frequently move moderate to heavy objects; standing, bending, squatting, twisting, reaching, etc; may work from elevated positions.

", "hiringOrganization": { "@type": "Organization", "name": "Lifetouch Preschool Portraits", "logo": "https:\/\/app.jobvite.com\/logo\/su4012_ScreenShot20180124at74534AM_1516801552787_Subsidiary.png" }, "employmentType": "Full-Time", "industry": "Intern", "identifier": "oyZE4fwZ", "jobLocation": [ { "@type": "Place", "address": { "@type": "PostalAddress", "addressLocality": "Irvine", "addressRegion": "California", "addressCountry": "United States" } } ], "title": "Sr. Business Intelligence Analyst - Customer Engagement", "baseSalary": { "@type": "MonetaryAmount", "currency": "", "value": { "@type": "QuantitativeValue", "minValue": "", "maxValue": "", "unitText": "" } } } Sr. Business Intelligence Analyst - Customer Engagement Intern Irvine, California Apply Description Position at Lifetouch Preschool Portraits PRIMARY PURPOSEThe Keeper performs all job assignments with a positive attitude that reflects San Diego Zoo Global’s mission and vision of saving species worldwide by uniting our expertise in animal care and conservation science with our dedication to inspiring passion for nature and leading the fight against extinction. The Keeper, under general supervision, feeds and provides for the general care and welfare of assigned exhibit animals (mammals, reptiles or birds). This position reports to a Lead or Supervisor. This class is distinguished from the Senior Keeper class in that the Keeper works under supervision. The Keeper performs a wide range of semi-routine functions at either the Zoo or San Diego Zoo Safari Park. This class also consistently demonstrates the desire and ability to engage in positive relationships with internal and external customers. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONSPrepares food and water for exhibit animalsLoads and unloads food from trucksFeeds exhibit animalsAdministers prescribed medication and keeps feeding recordsObserves assigned animalsReports abnormal conditions to superiorsCleans exhibit areas, pools, animal sleeping areas and service areasCleans and disinfects utensils, work tools and containersProvides species-appropriate enrichment to assigned animalsMaintains appropriate health and behavior records on assigned animalsResponds to questions from the public concerning exhibitsProvides exhibit securityParticipates in capturing, incapacitating and moving animalsParticipates in and supports animal training programsAssists medical staff in treating animalsPerforms minor or routine maintenance on exhibit enclosuresReports maintenance needsOperates a variety of light and medium equipmentAdheres to all Organization and department policies and practicesPractices the GRRREAT Customer Service StandardsREPRESENTATIVE DUTIES Prepares food and water for exhibit animals by cutting, measuring portions and adding nutrient or supplementsObserves assigned animals closely with regard to general appearance, diet consumption levels, condition of fecal matter, etc.Provides exhibit security and takes appropriate action to prevent vandalism or maltreatment of animals by the publicProvides care to neonates utilizing assisted rearing protocolCleans exhibit enclosures and contiguous areasPerforms minor or routine maintenance on exhibit enclosures and reports other maintenance needsMay participate in either formal or informal presentations with guests including keeper talks, animal-feeding demonstrations, and behind the scenes toursMay maintain plant life within or around exhibit areasMay assist in installing, repairing and maintaining irrigation systems in exhibit areasOperates light and medium equipment such as dump trucks, skiploaders, forklifts, water trucks and other vehicles ANCILLARY FUNCTIONSPerforms related duties and responsibilities as required. REQUIREMENTS:QUALIFICATIONSEducation, training and/or experience which would clearly demonstrate the essential functions, knowledge and skills outlined. Examples would be 12 to 16 college credit hours in zoology, animal biology or animal husbandry; or, one to two years of work experience in a Zoo or similar environment where appropriate knowledge and skills in animal care could be acquired; valid California driver license. Knowledge of: Animal behaviorAnimal biology and zoologyCare, feeding and handling of wild animalsSafety practices around wild animalsTechniques for restraining or capturing wild animalsPublic SpeakingAbility to: Respond to cautions from co-workersMonitor animal behavior and appearanceOperate motorized equipment and vehiclesUse computer programs (Word processing, spreadsheets, PowerPoint, and Internet)Communicate and work effectively with othersWork in a team environmentand motivate othersMulti-task and prioritizeUnderstand and follow directions effectivelyDeal tactfully and courteously with othersAdhere to the organization’s policies, procedures and regulationsCompetently perform the essential functions outlined above WORKING ENVIRONMENTFrequent exposure to close contact with a wide variety of exhibit animals, mammals, reptiles, or birds; work in uneven terrain with exposure to varying weather conditions, dust, and allergens; move about on slippery surfaces; handle toxic and/or hazardous materials; and work in confined or cramped spaces. PHYSICAL DEMANDSThis position has been identified as one requiring lifting in excess of 50 pounds; frequently move moderate to heavy objects; standing, bending, squatting, twisting, reaching, etc; may work from elevated positions. Apply Apply Later ← Back to Current Openings Share lang: en_US Share LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Email

Sr. Business Intelligence Analyst - Customer Engagement

Intern Irvine, California