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Employment Opportunities |
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LIS Job Postings
Listed below are positions currently available within LIS. Please contact the appropriate Supervisor only when a position is posted.
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Calgary Head Office |
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None at this time
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Edmonton District |
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Positions Available
Clyde Area - Part Time
Contact Joanne Morrow, Clyde Area Supervisor
Office (780)348-5539
E-mail joanne.morrow@lis-alberta.com
Contact Gary Guichon, North District Supervisor
Office (403)934-9943
E-mail gary.guichon@lis-alberta.com
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Red Deer District |
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No positions available at this time
Contact Gary Guichon, North District Supervisor
Office (403)934-9943
E-mail gary.guichon@lis-alberta.com
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Strathmore District |
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Position Available
High River Area - Part Time
Contact Gary Guichon, North District Supervisor
Office (403)934-9943
E-mail gary.guichon@lis-alberta.com
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Lethbridge District |
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Positions Available
Medicine Hat Area - Part Time
Contact Don Garriock, South District Supervisor
Office (403)758-6692
E-mail don.garriock@lis-alberta.com
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Livestock Inspector |
Position Description
The ‘Livestock Inspector’ is responsible for the regulatory requirement of inspection,
animal movement tracking and stray animal management of livestock in the Province of Alberta.
Requirements
Work rotation through auction markets, assembly stations, feedlots and provincial and federal abattoirs (designated inspection sites) is required. Work-weeks are flexible and may include weekends as part of a defined work-week. Work-days are flexible and may require overtime hours on occasion.
A minimum high school diploma is required and an industry related post high school designation is preferred.
Experience with inspection site operations is considered an asset and livestock handling skills are a requirement.
Inspectors must have a working knowledge of computers and have satisfactory typing skills.
Inspectors must be bondable (no criminal record) and have a current first aid certification.
Inspectors will be expected to achieve a Level 1 Livestock Inspector training certification within the
first year of employment with Livestock Identification Services Ltd.
The position requires frequent contact with livestock producers of Alberta, and as such, the Inspector must be a proficient
communicator and have demonstrated conflict management skills.
Responsibilities
In carrying out an inspection the Inspector will examine the brands and other identifiers on the livestock and any livestock
manifests, livestock permits, horse permits, pedigree cattle permits, bills of sale and any other information or documentation
that is reasonably available to determine the right to possession by the person presenting the livestock for inspection. The
Inspector will be required to accurately count the livestock, and where there is a question in regards to the right to possession,
the Inspector will be required to withhold the proceeds or prohibit the sale of the livestock in question.
Inspectors will also be required to capture, impound, identify and document stray livestock and arrange for the board
and maintenance of strays prior to their return or sale. The Inspector will also provide assistance with the settlement
of claims arising out of damages caused by stray livestock.
Inspectors will assist the RCMP Livestock Investigators with suspected cases of livestock theft, illegal branding and/or
unlawful confinement of livestock. Where unlawful acts result in a court action, the Inspector may be required to testify
as an expert witness.
Inspectors will also be asked to at times assist with the following legislation: Feeder Association Guarantee Act,
Line Fence Act, Animal Keepers Act, Health of Animals Act and Animal Welfare Act.
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