Livestock Supervisor (LSS)

Salary Is Upto 25K Depanding On Exeperince Plus Accomodation Role Description The Livestock Supervisor (LSS) is a full-time, on-site position based in Daund, responsible for overseeing day-to-day livestock operations to ensure animal health, productivity, and welfare. The role includes monitoring feed, water, and housing conditions, supervising cleaning and maintenance of sheds and equipment, and coordinating routine health checks, vaccinations, and treatment schedules with veterinary support. The Livestock Supervisor will manage and guide farm staff, maintain accurate records of livestock inventory, performance, and mortality, and ensure compliance with biosecurity, safety, and regulatory standards. Daily responsibilities also include planning and following breeding cycles, observing animals for signs of illness or stress, and reporting any issues promptly to management. The role requires proactive problem-solving, regular communication with farm managers and suppliers, and adherence to operational plans for livestock growth and sustainability.QualificationsKnowledge of livestock management, animal husbandry practices, and basic veterinary care; ability to recognize signs of disease, stress, and nutritional deficiencies.Experience supervising farm or livestock operations, including coordinating staff, scheduling tasks, and maintaining hygiene and biosecurity standards.Strong record-keeping and organizational skills for tracking livestock inventory, production data, feeding schedules, and health interventions.Ability to work on-site in rural or farm settings, perform physically active tasks, and follow safety procedures and regulatory guidelines.Good communication and interpersonal skills to coordinate with farm workers, veterinarians, suppliers, and management in a clear and respectful manner.Prior experience in dairy, poultry, or other livestock farms is highly beneficial; diploma or degree in agriculture, animal science, or related field is an advantage.Willingness to work flexible hours as per farm requirements and to respond quickly to operational or animal welfare issues.