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Monday, November 8, 2010

AKIO Farm Recruits Fish Farm Supervisor

AKIO Farm, a mid-sized farm in Akio, Ogun State that will feed lagos, Ijebu-Ode, Abeokuta, Badagry, Ibadan, Ogoomosho, Akure, lkorodu, Epe, lekki, Victoria Island and other contiguous cities, is in the works. It will produce; process and market efficiently and profitably agricultural produce for domestic and export markets.
This farm has world class aspirations and will strive for operational excellence, cost leadership, high HSE standards, honesty and integrity.
To ensure that this mission is accomplished, only agro-business entrepreneurs desirous of improving the food value chain from farm to feast will be employed. We are seeking competent hands, only the best and the brightest, for immediate employment.

Job Title: Fish Farm Supervisor

The Fish Farm Supervisor is responsible for the breeding and rearing of fish for the wholesale and retail trades and therefore managing fish habitats throughout the year, stock health and welfare issues, maintenance of equipment and cages and selling on to the public and trade customers. Fish farming is an intensive animal husbandry business and it is essential that applicants have an enthusiasm for fish and their welfare as well as experience in a similar position.

Key responsibilities:

• Ensuring the water supply is of a sufficient quality for the stock;
• Being adaptable to new technologies as they develop and learning practical skills;
• Paying close attention to detail to avoid expensive fish losses in what can be a high risk industry;
• Maintaining records of stocks.

BASIS and FACTS qualifications will be ideal but are not essential as training will be given to those with enthusiasm, self motivation and the determination to succeed in a technical but commercially competitive sector.

Method Of Application

Qualified candidates should send their resumes to signup@ak10.org or send by post to
Udegbunam Amalu chambers,
65, Kofo Abayomi Street,
Apapa, Lagos

not later 18th November 2010

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