Beekeeping Contractor (Part-Time) – Local Impact & Events

Beewise; Brandon (MS); On-site; USD 28,000 - 41,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid contract opportunities

Team support

Impact for pollinators

Job summary

Bees for Buildings is seeking reliable beekeepers to join our national contractor network. As a part-time, independent contractor, you will visit client sites to inspect and maintain beehives, monitor colony health, and provide updates through our reporting system.

This is ideal for hobbyists or professionals seeking flexible, mission-driven work with local travel across communities. You will collaborate with a supportive team, gain hands-on experience, and help raise awareness about pollinators

Qualifications

• Beekeeping experience ranging from 3+ years to commercial level
• Knowledge of hive management and pollinator health
• Reliable transportation and ability to travel locally
• Comfort working outdoors in varied conditions
• Good communication and interpersonal skills
• Willingness to learn new technology and smartphone-based reporting

Responsibilities

• Conduct routine hive inspections and seasonal management (health checks, feeding, requeening, pest management, honey harvesting)
• Provide photo and written updates through our digital reporting system
• Ensure hives are healthy and stable
• Support or lead on-site events such as client tours, educational sessions, or media opportunities (location dependent)

Skills

Beekeeping

Public speaking

Communication

Outdoor work

Travel locally

Tools

Mobile reporting

Job description

Bees for Buildings is seeking reliable beekeepers to join our national contractor network. As a part-time, independent contractor, you will visit client sites to inspect and maintain beehives, monitor colony health, and provide updates through our reporting system.

This is ideal for hobbyists or professionals seeking flexible, mission-driven work with local travel across communities. You will collaborate with a supportive team, gain hands-on experience, and help raise awareness about pollinators