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Ranch Hand jobs are open across cattle ranches, horse farms, crop operations, and livestock facilities, from entry-level to experienced hands, with specializations in cattle management, equine care, and irrigation systems. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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Lippert is excited to announce the relocation our RANCH HAND Shiner and Beeville, TX locations to Seguin, TX!
Lippert is a leading, global manufacturer and supplier of highly engineered products and customized solutions, dedicated to shaping, growing and bettering the RV, marine, automotive, commercial vehicle and building products industries. We combine our strategic manufacturing capabilities with the power of our winning team culture to deliver unrivaled customer service, award-winning innovation, and premium products to all of our customers.
Starting pay $28.00/hr!
Monday - Thursday, 6:00am - 4:30pm
Maintenance Technician
Our Maintenance Technicians are responsible for troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance of operations/production equipment.
Responsibilites
- Safely perform maintenance tasks using basic hand tools and basic power tools
- Experience with machine shop equipment preferred
- Ability to weld or experience with metal fabrication preferred
- Responsible for diagnosing/resolving issues with production welders, torches, saws, and metal finishing equipment in a timely fashion; experience with sand blast, powder coat, oven, or conveyor systems preferred
- Responsible for diagnosing/maintaining/installing production hoists in a timely fashion
- Responsible for diagnosing/resolving issues with overhead roll doors throughout the facility
- Responsible for diagnosing/maintaining/resolving issues with other operations/production equipment, as directed; experience with sand blast, powder coat, oven, or conveyor systems preferredSsafely and proficiently operate fork trucks and aerial lifts; experience with rigging preferred
- Safely and proficiently perform maintenance electrical tasks, including troubleshooting and movement of circuits; experience using a multi-meter or other electrical testing equipment preferred
- Safely and proficiently perform maintenance mechanical tasks, including troubleshooting and rebuild; experience rebuilding/maintaining weld feeders, plasma torches, and saws preferred
- Responsible for good housekeeping practices and implementing/sustaining 5s standards
- Demonstrate basic computer, reading/writing, communication skills, and the ability to read/interpret manuals and technical drawings
- Highly motivated, organized, self starter, able execute work from daily schedule; experience with performing preventative maintenance tasks to set standard preferred
Required Education and Experience
- High School diploma or equivalent preferred
- Experience/Education in machine operation and repair
- Welding competency and knowledge of welding systems
Travel
Travel to secure necessary parts or tooling
Work Authorization/Security Clearance
Must be legally authorized to for any employer work in the United States.
Why We are Different:
At Lippert, Everyone Matters. This is not just a tagline or empty promise; it is who we are. We have intentionally created a culture that values and celebrates our team members’ unique and varied backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences. We strive to give our team members a deeper sense of purpose at work, and we continue to build a better work environment by aligning our cultural and business strategies with the needs of our team members.
- A unique, inclusive and supportive company culture.
- Comprehensive benefit offerings including medical, dental, vision, 401k with employer match, vacation, and more!
- Fair and competitive compensation.
- Career development and mentoring and opportunities to grow.
- Holiday, personal and vacation days.
Lippert’s strong commitment to equal employment opportunity requires a commitment by each individual team member. Compliance with the letter and spirit of this policy is required of all team members. Violations of this policy should be immediately reported to your leader or to any member of leadership. Team members who violate this policy will be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment.
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in ranch hand jobs.
- Physical ability to lift, load, and perform outdoor labor in all weather conditions
- Experience with livestock handling including feeding, health monitoring, and branding
- Ability to operate and do basic maintenance on farm equipment and vehicles
- Valid driver's license, often with the ability to tow trailers
- Knowledge of fencing, irrigation systems, and general ranch infrastructure upkeep
- Willingness to live on-site or within close proximity to the ranch property
Tips for Your Ranch Hand Job Search
List every animal species you've worked with
Hiring managers want specifics: cattle breeds, horse disciplines, sheep, hogs, or poultry. A resume that names the actual species and herd sizes you managed stands out far more than a generic line about livestock experience.
Show equipment certifications front and center
If you're licensed to operate tractors, skid steers, or spray rigs, put those credentials near the top of your resume. Many ranches filter applicants by equipment competency before reading anything else about your background.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists ranch hand openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target postings that name your specialty
Filter for openings that mention cattle, equine, row crops, or the specific work you've done. Applying to roles that match your hands-on background gets your application more attention than casting a wide net.
Prepare for a working interview on the property
Many ranch operations ask candidates to spend a morning or afternoon doing actual tasks before any formal offer. Show up in work clothes, ask about the daily routine beforehand, and treat every task as part of the evaluation.
Negotiate housing and benefits before accepting
On-site housing, feed allowances, and vehicle use are standard parts of ranch hand compensation. Clarify the terms of any provided housing during the offer stage, not after you've already accepted and relocated.
Ranch Hand Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most ranch hands?
The most active employers for ranch hands right now are Lippert, Ranch, and Silicon Ranch Corporation, and the most openings are in Texas, Georgia, and Colorado, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Openings at larger cattle and crop operations tend to stay posted longer, so checking back regularly pays off.
How do you become a ranch hand?
Start by gaining hands-on experience with livestock or farm equipment, whether through a family operation, a part-time seasonal job, or a vocational agriculture program. Build skills in animal handling, fencing, and equipment operation, then apply for entry-level positions that offer on-the-job training. Demonstrated reliability and physical readiness matter more than formal credentials at the entry level.
Can you get hired as a ranch hand with little or no experience?
Yes, some ranch operations hire entry-level hands and train from scratch, especially during calving, harvest, or branding seasons when labor demand spikes. Highlight any related experience, including 4-H, FFA, farm chores growing up, or volunteer work with animals. Showing up physically prepared and willing to learn hard tasks quickly makes a strong impression on most ranch owners.
What does the ranch hand interview process look like?
Most ranch hand interviews are informal and practical rather than structured office-style conversations. You'll typically speak directly with the ranch owner or foreman, walk the property, and discuss your specific animal handling and equipment experience. A working trial, where you complete actual tasks for a day, is common before any formal offer is extended.
Where can I find and apply to ranch hand jobs?
You can find and apply to ranch hand jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States in one place. Find roles that match your experience and apply directly to each listing that fits your background and location.
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