Feedmill Manager at Obasanjo Farms Nigeria

Obasanjo Farms Nigeria offers some of the best foods and poultry products in the market. For our fellow partners in the agriculture industry, we can help to provide tools, machinery and services to help grow your agri-business. Our priority is to provide the best provide good food without compromise. We’re a progressive food company raising the expectations for how much good food can do. Come see what makes Obasanjo Farms Nigeria a great company.

We are recruiting to fill the position below:

Job Title: Feedmill Manager

Location: Ogun

Job Description
The Goal of the role includes:

• Responsible for overseeing and reviewing production records, scheduling feed production, keeping inventory of feed ingredients and managing the production personnels.
• Responsible for the production, quality, cost and safety of feed produced for commercial broiler production.

Responsibilities

• Responsible for preparing routine operational reports for management’s attention
• Any other responsibilities or assignments given by the management.

Requirements
What we are looking for;

• Candidate must possess a Master's Degree or minimum of HND or Bachelor's Degree in Animal Nutrition or Animal Science
• Minimum of 5 years of working experience as a Feed mill Manager
• Not more than 40 years of age.
• Candidate must be responsible for the formulation of feed for broiler birds
• Candidate must possess proven leadership skills
• Candidate must be an effective communicator, passionate and committed
• Candidate must be responsible for coordinating operations within the feed mill
• Ability to supervise technical operations of feed mill machines
• Must be detail oriented and well organized with a great ability to multitask
• Candidate should be proficient in computer knowledge generally
• Knowledge of environmental and biosecurity management

Application Closing Date
Not Specified.

Method of Application
Interested and qualified candidates should send their CV and Cover Letter to: [email protected] using the Job Title as the subject of the mail.