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Chargé(e) de programme – NOA – Alimentation scolaire
CDDabout 2 months ago
Job Description
Ignie (Ex Pk Rouge)
CDD
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In charge of the Feed Production Unit for Livestock
Location
Type of contract: CDD Remuneration: [N/A] Job description The Manager of the Livestock Feed Production Unit is responsible for the organization, supervision and monitoring of animal feed manufacturing activities. He/She ensures the quality of products, the proper management of raw materials and compliance with production objectives.
Main duties
Plan and supervise the production of food for different poultry units. Ensure the management of raw materials and quality control of the food produced. Ensure the proper functioning and maintenance of production equipment, as well as compliance with hygiene and safety rules. Supervise the team of the Livestock Food Production Unit (UAB) and ensure the reporting of activities.
Candidate profile
Bac+3 in agronomy, agri-food sciences or equivalent field.
Education / Qualifications
Additional training in animal nutrition or animal feed appreciated.
Experience
Professional experience sought
- 2 to 3 years of experience as an animal nutrition officer, production manager or in a similar function. Experience in the food or feed industry is appreciated.
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