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Events Operations Worker Temp - Barns  Loveland, CO (posted 11.05.2025) Application closes 11.9.2025

This position is part of the Events Operations team, which is responsible for the physical setup and operational support of events held across The Ranch campus. Workers in this role are essential to the success of rodeos, horse shows, livestock exhibitions, and other barn-based programming. Ideal candidates are comfortable around animals, experienced with equipment like tractors and arena drags, and ready to work hard in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment.

Job Responsibilities: 

    • Preparing livestock and equestrian areas for events by setting up and tearing down stalls, panels, alleyways, wash racks, tack areas, chutes, and other animal-specific infrastructure.
    • Ensuring barns, arenas, and surrounding areas are clean, organized, and properly bedded with shavings or straw before, during, and after events.
    • Performing routine barn maintenance such as repairing stalls, fixing gates, maintaining plumbing for wash racks, clearing drains, and keeping walking surfaces safe for animals and people.
    • Operating tractors and other equipment to drag arenas, move footing or shavings, pull manure wagons, and maintain consistent footing for events.
    • Providing direct support to show staff, event promoters, and participants by handling special requests, troubleshooting stall assignments, and coordinating animal load-in/load-out.
    • Ensuring public safety and animal welfare by monitoring access points, maintaining clear fire lanes and emergency exits, and enforcing facility rules.
    • Assisting with feeding and watering livestock during multi-day events in coordination with promoters or animal care staff.
    • Monitoring and reporting concerns such as biosecurity risks, loose or injured animals, and facility damage.

    Full Details and Application Link: https://bit.ly/43Lutsg


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