Trainee Meat Inspectors - Nelson

AsureQuality; Nelson; On-site; NZD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

AsureQuality in Nelson is recruiting for Trainee Meat Inspectors. You will train in the meat processing environment, learn inspection procedures, and earn a recognised qualification while you are paid.

The program offers hands-on experience, with weekend and shift work possible once qualified, and a pathway to a progressive career in New Zealand's red meat industry.

NCEA Level 1 or equivalent required, and a good safety mindset is essential.

Qualifications

• NCEA Level 1 or equivalent.
• Interest in meat industry and safety standards.

Responsibilities

• Train to become a Meat Inspector in Nelson.
• Earn a formal qualification while you train.
• Possibility of weekend and overtime work.

Education

NCEA Level 1 or equivalent

Job description

Everyday our experienced team of 1800+ people work alongside farmers, producers, and others throughout the food supply chain to help them uphold what Aotearoa stands for in food - a higher standard of quality and safety.

We are passionate about our shared role as Kaitiaki Kai, guardians of food, and have a deep responsibility to do the right thing for food and the environments it comes from.

We are committed to attracting, developing, and retaining great people, and supporting them to be the best they can be. We know diverse teams are stronger teams and we believe in fairness and opportunity for all.

Job Description

If you are looking for a challenging career within the meat industry we are currently recruiting for Trainee Meat Inspectors to be based in Nelson.

AsureQuality are the experts providing a world-class inspection service to New Zealand's red meat industry. The Meat Inspector training is comprehensive, you'll earn a qualification that's recognised around the country and you're paid while you train. Once you're qualified, your skills are recognised at any processing plant in New Zealand. It's a role that's interesting, varied, and provides options to suit your life style. Once qualified weekend, overtime and shift work may be involved. Add to this great workmates, good working conditions and a chance to develop a progressive career within a critical New Zealand industry and you'll see you're on to a good thing when you train to be a Meat Inspector.

Qualifications

NCEA Level 1 or equivalent

Additional Information

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