Equine Welfare & Integrity Officer

The role of the EWIO is to ensure the required standards of equine welfare and integrity are maintained both in and around the Stable Yard. They do this by checking and recording the accreditation of all those entering the stables. They also identify all of the horses when they arrive at the stables. This is done by scanning the horse’s individual microchip number and reconciling it against the list of the day’s runners.

Average starting salary

Above National Minimum Wage

Average hours per week

40 Hours

Job availability

Medium

Experience

Equine Welfare background needed

What you’ll do

Day-to-day tasks

  • You will be required to uphold the security of Racecourse Stable Yards
  • Safeguarding raceday integrity and racehorse welfare.

Who you’ll work with

  • Vets
  • Raceday Assistant
  • Stable Staff

Skills & Knowledge

  • Relevant Horseracing experience and highly competent in thoroughbred horse handling skills.
  • Team players, recognising the importance of a cohesive and responsive team.
  • Experience of working with sensitive and highly confidential information.

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