NOC 22111 - Agricultural and fish products inspectors (Saskatchewan)

NOC 22111 - Agricultural and fish products inspectors (Saskatchewan)

30 Sep
|
Gtrworldwide
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Saskatchewan

30 Sep

Gtrworldwide

Saskatchewan

Job Summary Inspect agricultural and fish products, facilities, and handling processes to ensure compliance with safety and quality standards. Perform sampling, testing coordination, documentation, and stakeholder communication to support food safety and market access.
Number of Positions 1
Main Duties Conduct on-site inspections of farms, fisheries, processing plants, storage and transport facilities to assess product safety and quality. Collect product and environmental samples, perform basic tests, and coordinate laboratory analysis as required. Review records and documentation for traceability, sanitation, processing controls, and regulatory compliance. Identify non-compliances, issue corrective action reports or notices, and perform follow-up inspections to verify remediation. Monitor handling, packaging, storage and transportation practices to prevent contamination, spoilage or cross-contamination. Prepare explicit inspection reports, communicate findings to stakeholders, and support enforcement or recall activities when necessary.
Requirements Post-secondary diploma or degree in food science, agriculture, biology, fisheries or a related discipline. Relevant experience in food safety, quality assurance,



inspection, or laboratory environments. Knowledge of food safety and quality standards, sampling procedures, and sanitation principles. Proficiency in inspection documentation, recordkeeping and basic computer applications. Strong written and verbal communication skills to liaise with producers, processors and other stakeholders. Ability to travel to inspection sites and perform physical tasks in a variety of indoor and outdoor conditions.
Required Skills Attention to detail and strong observational abilities. Sampling and basic testing techniques with an understanding of chain-of-custody. Accurate report writing and recordkeeping skills. Ability to interpret and apply regulations, standards and technical guidelines. Effective communication and stakeholder engagement skills. Problem-solving and decision-making in field inspection contexts.
Advantages Benefits include competitive wages, supportive work setting, opportunities for growth, training support, and other employer-specific benefits depending on the position and location.

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📌 NOC 22111 - Agricultural and fish products inspectors (Saskatchewan)
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