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Management level: Individual contributor

Compensation

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Role speciality

Agricultural SciencesCold Chain ManagementEnvironmental HealthFood SafetyFood TechnologyQuality Assurance

Original posting

During this 12-month Development opportunity, successful candidates are placed at inspection-points in various regions under the mentorship of PPECB specialists.

Students are exposed to quality assurance practices applicable to specific perishable products (i.e. citrus, grapes, etc.).

Accredited facilitators provide formal theoretical training on:

Export legislation and certification
Factors influencing exports
Food safety
Product knowledge
Cold chain management
Total quality management systems and viability
Recent innovations

A nominal amount is provided in the form of a stipend to assist with the students’ costs

Students are placed close to where they reside; However, due to the seasonal nature of the industry out-placement can be required.

Job Requirements

Are you in possession of a completed 3-year national qualification (minimum) in one of the following fields:

Agricultural Sciences
Food Technology
Environmental Health

Do you have a strong academic history?

Do you have strong interpersonal skills?

Are you competent in the use of the English language?

Are you currently unemployed?

PLEASE NOTE: Only applications containing all of the documentation listed below can be considered. Please provide an active email address for communications regarding your application.

A comprehensive CV
Certified copies of your full academic record to date
One reference letter
Copy of your ID document

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