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We are looking for a Technical Manager of the aquaculture division to join our team at VITAGRO. This position involves the complete management of aquaculture activities, the monitoring of zootechnical, health, economic and environmental performance, as well as the supervision of the team and practical operations related to the development of the pole. Missions: Plan and orchestrate the production cycles of tilapia and claria, including stocking, biometrics, feeding, sorting, transfer, harvesting and the realization of crawl space. Ensure the control of densities, biomasses, rations, growth rates, survival rates and traceability, keeping an accurate record for each... Level d´studies required: Bac+3, Bac+4 & Bac+5 and more
Experience
Experience level: Experience between 2 years and 5 years and over
Proposed contract: CDD
Region of: Thiès
Key competences: Aquaculture - HACCP approach - Sizing - Energy - Operation - Formulation - Quality management - Maintenance - Preventive maintenance - Production - Quality
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