Assistant Beekeeper (FL)

CompanyBeewise
LocationFort Meade, FL
Category-
DepartmentBeekeeping
Seniority-
Workplace-
Posted2026-09-17
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Description

Role Overview

We’re hiring a few Assistant Beekeepers to support our field operations team in Fort Meade Florida. This is a hands-on, entry-level role focused on learning the fundamentals of beekeeping while assisting experienced team members with daily hive management and maintenance. No prior experience is required—we provide training. Being able to follow directions from a crew leader, be comfortable doing field labor, and comfort around bees are required.

Key Responsibilities

●     Assist experienced beekeepers with hive inspections and routine maintenance

●     Support hive setup, construction, and transportation

●     Perform labor-intensive tasks such as lifting, loading, and equipment handling

●     Help prepare materials and equipment for daily fieldwork

●     Follow instructions to support pest management and hive treatments

●     Assist with honey extraction and processing activities

●     Maintain cleanliness and organization of work areas and equipment

●     Follow all safety protocols and guidelines while working in the field

What You’ll Learn

●     Basics of hive structure, bee behavior, and seasonal hive management

●     Safe handling of bees and beekeeping equipment

●     Introduction to hive health, pests, and environmental factors

●     Field operations within a commercial beekeeping environment

Qualifications

●     Interest in beekeeping, agriculture, or environmental work

●     Willingness to learn and take direction from experienced team members

●     Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions

●     Comfortable performing physically demanding work (lifting, bending, standing for extended periods)

●     Reliable, punctual, and team-oriented

●     Basic communication skills

●  Valid Driver's License

Work Environment

●     Outdoor, field-based role

●     Exposure to bees, weather, and rugged terrain

●     May require early mornings, weekends, or travel between sites