The business problem is to ensure the health, safety, and ethical treatment of animals within Tyson's research, hatchery, or production operations, and to lead strategic initiatives to enhance biosecurity protocols and animal welfare programs, ensuring compliance with federal regulations and industry best practices.
Requirements
- Knowledge and experience with computer-based software and applications
- Formal and informal presentations to internal and external customers on a variety of work-related topics
- Experience with biosecurity protocols and animal welfare programs
Responsibilities
- assist in the development, implementation, and monitoring of biosecurity policies and procedures
- lead risk assessments and mitigation planning related to animal disease outbreaks
- train and guide staff on biosecurity and humane handling, care, and housing of birds
- monitor key performance indicators and report findings to Director of Quality Assurance
Other
- College degree (or equivalent experience) with 6+ years of progressive experience in field of expertise
- Domestic travel required
- Must be willing to sign an agreement to avoid any avian species (chickens, ducks, birds)
- Must use safe lifting techniques and follow required safety procedures
- Bachelor's degree or higher
