Full Time Brand Inspector 2026-01946

State of Wyoming•Evanston, WY

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

Contractor shall perform support for brand inspector services, including but not limited to completing and issuing official certificates for inspecting of livestock, wool, pelts, hides, or carcasses for brands and ownership as provided in Wyoming Statutes 11-20-201 et seq., and as required and instructed by the Wyoming Livestock Board. The contractor is responsible for the collection of fees and all record-keeping duties as directed for accountability purposes. This contractor will mainly work in Unita County and along the border to Utah. This is a full-time position.

Requirements

Knowledge of the livestock industry.
Knowledge of safe livestock handling techniques.
Knowledge of basic recordkeeping and accounting skills.
Knowledge of State livestock laws, animal health laws, and Wyoming Livestock Board rules and regulations.
Knowledge of livestock inspection programs.
Skill in oral and written communications with the public.
Ability to embrace new technologies as the agency moves forward with integrated computerization.
Valid driver's license.

Nice To Haves

Experience in production livestock and/or a state agricultural inspection and/or regulatory program.

Responsibilities

Completing and issuing official certificates for inspecting of livestock, wool, pelts, hides, or carcasses for brands and ownership.
Collection of fees and all record-keeping duties as directed for accountability purposes.
Physically inspect livestock, wool, pelts, hides, or carcasses for brands and ownership.
Complete and issue all necessary documents, including but not limited to certificates of inspection and clearance.
Act as an agent of the Wyoming Livestock Board regarding any additional assigned duties in the areas of Animal Health, Animal identification or tracebacks, Animal Welfare, Public Safety, Law Enforcement assistance, or other related duties.
Collect and account for all applicable Brand Inspection, Beef Council, or Predatory Animal Control fees.
Responsible for the upkeep and keep an accurate inventory of all agency-issued equipment, forms, documents, and tools, and will be responsible for an annual inventory log of issued items.
Attend orientation and training sessions to keep current with laws, rules, and technology used in performing duties.
Keep informed of and comply with all applicable state laws, rules, and regulations, and Agency policies and procedures, if any, governing brand inspection or other statutorily assigned duties.
Submit all related fees, certificates, and reports to the Agency promptly and within established guidelines.
Keep daily timesheets of their duties and be subject to an annual work performance review.