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at Idaho Division of Human Resources in Multiple Locations, United States
NMP Agriculture Investigator, Senior
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What they do
A Food or Agricultural Inspector inspects food, processed food and food containers to be sure they are safe for consumers, or inspects animals, animal feed or crops to check for disease that could affect food supplies. Checks for compliance with private industry standards or federal food safety and agricultural regulations.
$50,840 / year median in Idaho
+0% projected growth
Job Description
at Idaho Division of Human Resources in Multiple Locations, United States Job Description "Dedicated to Advancing, Protecting and Promoting Idaho Agriculture with a Balanced Approach to Industry and Consumers". The Idaho State Department of Agriculture is currently recruiting for an Agriculture Investigator, Senior. This position serves the inspection needs of Animal Industries Nutrient Management Program; specifically, dairy and feedlot inspection in the Magic Valley. This position may be located in the Twin Falls or Burley office. Example of Duties
- Performs inspections of waste storage structures and reviews management practices related to the storage and application of nutrients on dairy facilities
- Promotes awareness of and acceptance of best management practices related to consumer protection, animal health, food production and processing and marketing laws, regulations and standards
- Provides training and information to the public, growers, dealers, and manufacturers
- Responds to inquiries regarding program requirements
- Assists other investigators in monitoring, evaluating, inspecting and investigating agricultural and commercial activities to ensure compliance with state and federal laws, regulations and standards
- Receives training to collect evidence in accordance with law, rule, policy, quality assurance, and chain of custody procedures
- Learns to evaluate extent of damage and risk of continued out-of-compliance activities to humans, plants, animals, the economy and the environment
- Explains findings and rationale for corrective actions to parties involved
- Participates in enforcement actions, citations, and operating or marketing authorization revocations and suspensions
- Compiles evidence and participates with division staff in preparing cases
- A cell phone with an Idaho area code, furnished by the employee, is required for this position and is eligible for reimbursement under the Cell Phone Reimbursement policy
- Preform other duties as assigned
Minimum Qualifications:
This qualification is a mandatory requirement.- Work experience preparing narrative reports - this is typically gained by one year of experience or education writing narrative reports.
Specialty Areas:
These qualifications are mandatory requirements for this recruitment.- This position requires a valid driver's license
- Good knowledge of livestock (beef, dairy, or equine), milk processing facilities, or environmental compliance experience relating to animal production