Main Duties of an Equine Welfare and Integrity Officer

• Work as part of a team to ensure the Racecourse Stable Yard is secure, protecting the integrity and
  welfare of the horse as well as the reputation of British Racing.
• Undertake post-race sampling of horses as advised by the VO, complying strictly with the BHA
  Standard Operating Procedures.
• Support and assist Veterinary Officers with testing and examinations in line with BHA policies and
  values.

What the role requires

• Knowledge and understanding of Horse Welfare Standards and security in British Racing.
• General equine knowledge and understanding of signs of health and wellbeing.
• Comfortable and confident in handling Thoroughbreds.
• Respectful and effective communication with colleagues and stakeholders.
• Sound and up to date awareness of current affairs and priorities, aims, values, standards and
  operations of the BHA.

Desirable skills

• Team player working collaboratively and in partnership with colleagues and professionals.
• Understanding of the structure of the British Horseracing Industry, Rules, Regulations, Guidelines
  and Stakeholders.
• Knowledge of BHA requirements in relation to horse welfare and security.
• Understanding of relevant BHA Rules and Instructions relating to veterinary, integrity and welfare.

Working conditions

• Full-time or part-time roles available.
• Working time includes pre-race day and raceday attendance, including weekends and bank
  holidays.
• Extensive travel nationally required.

Benefits

• Salary based on experience and responsibilities.
• Accommodation and travel expenses reimbursed in line with BHA Policy.
• Significant opportunities for continued professional development and growth.