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Equine health traceability inspector - Nouvelle-Aquitaine
IFCE · Nouvelle-Aquitaine · Closes in 7 days
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1 Check the conditions You are here
This job is open to any qualified candidate, civil servant or not. A non-civil servant can be hired on a contract if no suitable civil servant applies.
Category: Category B (intermediate)
Diploma: Agricultural vocational baccalaureate (bac pro agricole) or bac STAV
Experience: 3 years in a similar job (can replace the diploma)
The profile they look for:
- Agricultural vocational baccalaureate (bac pro agricole or bac STAV), or 3 years in a similar job.
- Good knowledge of the horse sector and its institutions.
- Good command of the rules on horse identification and health surveillance.
- Good handling of horses, with a safe approach.
- Rigour, autonomy and ability to adapt.
- Good written and spoken communication.
2 Résumé and cover letter
A one- or two-page résumé and a short cover letter that takes up the duties of the offer with your examples. If you are a civil servant, you are often asked for your latest status decision (arrêté) and your latest annual review reports.
3 Apply
Deadline: November 8 (Closes in 7 days)
Send your complete application by email to the IFCE recruitment department, as stated in the offer, before the deadline. An acknowledgement of receipt is sent to each candidate.
4 Interview and answer
If your application is shortlisted, the employer contacts you for an interview, often with two or three people. Prepare: why this job, your experience close to the duties, and your questions.
Good to know:
- Variable hours, sometimes demanding, with possible weekend work.
- Regular and frequent trips across the region, sometimes covering long distances.
- Outdoor work; remote work possible after an initial period in the job.
- No on-call duty.
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