Oliver Morton

• Daily feed diet with hay, fresh pasture, and grain mixture that is specified for dairy goats, guarantee access to clean and fresh water at all times, provide mineral supplements specifically designed for goats.
• Twice daily milking 80+ goats are milked. A pneumatic pump system feeds to a large pasteurizer leading to a cheese making room. There are 30+ steps to set up, milk, then clean the system and many steps jeopardize an entire days or weeks production.
• Check on and clean their barns daily, keep dry shelter with good ventilation and clean fresh straw bedding.
• Ensure shelter is secure to protect goats from predators and harsh weather, extreme heat and cold are mitigated at great expense.
• Daily checks for signs of illness or injury, such as wheezing, limps, red eyes, poor posture, slow gait.
• Communicate with supervisor on de-worming, veterinary check-ups and vaccinations, shearing hoof trimming as needed.
• Brush goats regularly to remove loose hair and grime, applying any wound or scrape dressing as need be. Daily check of their hooves, trimming hooves every other month to keep rot and bacteria from developing.
• Ensuring that fencing is secure and high enough to prevent escape, or injuring themselves or others, being sure to remove any toxic plants or dangerous objects from their environment. Eg loose lumber, string or twine.
• If breeding does occur, monitoring the Doe ensuring they're well fed, in habitable temperature with quality bedding and access to clean drinking water. Aiding Does in birthing process if so need be, taking care of newborns with hygiene and wellness checks.

Opening of shop daily and greet customers and assess their bike repair needs. Honestly and quickly provide recommendations and explain repair options clearly, offering and advice on their bike pertaining to maintenance and upgrades.

Repairing bikes and diagnose issues with bikes, including mechanical, electrical, and structural problems. Mainly mechanical.

• Repairs such as fixing flat tires, adjusting gears and brakes, and replacing worn-out parts, doing inspections to ensure bikes are safe and functional.

Regularly service bikes, including cleaning and lubricating components.

• Check and adjust bike settings to ensure optimal performance.
• Perform routine maintenance tasks such as gear tuning and brake adjustments.

Maintaining correct order list and manage inventory of bike parts and accessories, online and in shop. Keeping track of stock levels and reorder supplies as needed, doing special orders for customers

• Keeping updated on latest of bike technologies and repair techniques. Understanding market trends and fads.

Keeping a detailed record of the parts and orders placed by customers, ensuring their specific needs are met and they feel safe and ready to enjoy their bike.