Cobb - Three Springs Laying House Worker

Tyson Foods•Rose, OK

9d•Onsite

About The Position

Cobb Three Springs Farm is seeking a Laying House Worker to attend to and care for hens and roosters. This role involves inspecting eggs for quality and fitness for incubation. The position offers a schedule of 4 days on and 4 days off, with rotating holidays. Hours are typically from 6:30 am to 4:30 pm, though start and end times may vary based on production needs. Cobb is passionate about helping team members thrive professionally and personally, offering a comprehensive benefits package eligible on day 1 of full-time hire.

Requirements

Must have at least 12 months of consecutive work history with one employer and no additional job gaps in employment greater than 6 months in the past 36 months. If applicant has been laid off or providing child or elder care, the employment gap will be increased to 18 months.
Previous work history will not apply to applicants who have been full-time students consecutively for the last 36 months.
Rehire criteria is a minimum waiting period of 180 days.
Rehire Rule of no more than 3 times worked at Cobb/Tyson Foods.
Must reside in the United States to be considered for an interview.

Nice To Haves

Previous agricultural or production experience will be considered preferred.

Responsibilities

Weigh proper amounts of feed for up to 10 hoppers with up to 100 pounds in each hopper, monitors water consumption and weighs birds that weigh up to 15 pounds each according to schedules (10%)
Cleans waterers and walls, sweeps (scrape floors if needed), maintains egg room in a clean state and performs other routine housekeeping duties (10%)
Records information according to instructions such as egg numbers, (line & source on the egg), bird weight, medications, feed intake, and mortality (10%)
Inspects poultry for diseases and euthanizes selected or weak/ ill, per approved company policy; removes dead poultry from flock upon discovery. (10%)
Collects eggs from individual hens and legibly records hen number on each egg and hen production card. Use scanners to record egg collection data for each hen. Pulls down eggs to prevent breakage. Handles flats of eggs that average 10 pounds per flat and move/lift 40 pounds egg crates. (40%)
Monitors and adjusts illumination, temperature, and ventilation systems per instruction; sanitizes breakroom and vehicles. Other duties, responsibilities, and activities may change or be assigned at any time with or without notice (20%)
The jobsite is a biosecure environment which requires showering, changing clothing and footwear before entering the facility. Appropriate clothing and footwear are provided by the Company. No jewelry may be worn on the jobsite except for medical ID jewelry and body piercings covered by appropriate clothing. Must be willing to sign an agreement to avoid any avian species (chickens, ducks, birds, etc.). Must be willing to sign and abide by the Company Biosecurity and Company Animal Welfare Guidelines.