District Coordinator (BS-16)

All Pakistan Solvent; Peshawar City Tehsil; Vor Ort; PKR 900.000 - 1.200.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

The District Coordinator (BS-16) at All Pakistan Solvent Extractors Association (APSEA) serves as the primary field representative responsible for implementing association policies, monitoring member unit operations, and maintaining regulatory liaison across the assigned district.

This role ensures effective coordination between the central secretariat and district-level solvent extraction plants, oilseed crushers, and allied stakeholders to promote industry compliance, data accuracy, and

Qualifikationen

• Mandatory verification of educational degrees, domicile, and experience certificates.
• Competitive selection process with a 100-MCQ written exam and final interview.

Aufgaben

• Coordinate district-level operations of solvent extraction member units to ensure compliance with association guidelines and government regulations
• Maintain updated registry of oilseed crushers, solvent extraction plants, and allied industry stakeholders within assigned district
• Facilitate timely data collection on oilseed arrivals, crushing volumes, oil and meal production, and export documentation for association database
• Liaise with district administration, food authorities, and customs officials to resolve operational impediments faced by member units
• Organize district-level awareness workshops on quality standards, sustainability certifications, and market intelligence dissemination
• Prepare and submit monthly performance reports, incident logs, and policy feedback to the association's central secretariat

Kenntnisse

Coordination

Regulatory liaison

Data management

Ausbildung

Master's in Business Administration

Master's in Agriculture Economics

Master's in Commerce

Tools

MS Office Suite

Jobbeschreibung

The District Coordinator (BS-16) at All Pakistan Solvent Extractors Association (APSEA) serves as the primary field representative responsible for implementing association policies, monitoring member unit operations, and maintaining regulatory liaison across the assigned district. This role ensures effective coordination between the central secretariat and district-level solvent extraction plants, oilseed crushers, and allied stakeholders to promote industry compliance, data accuracy, and sectoral growth.

Daily workflows involve visiting member extraction units to verify production data, oilseed arrival records, and quality certification compliance using the association's Management Information System (MIS) and standardized reporting templates. The coordinator maintains a district registry of licensed crushers, tracks customs clearance for oilmeal exports, and corresponds with district food controllers, Pakistan Oilseeds Development Board officials, and customs authorities. Tools include MS Office Suite for report generation, official letterheads for correspondence, and mobile communication for real-time issue escalation to the zonal manager.

Selection follows a competitive Category A process: a 100-MCQ written screening examination covering agribusiness management, industry regulations, office procedures, and general awareness; merit-based shortlisting at a 1:5 ratio; mandatory document verification of educational degrees (Master's in Business Administration, Agriculture Economics, or Commerce), domicile, and experience certificates; and a final interview by the Departmental Selection Committee comprising the Secretary General, Zonal Manager, and an independent industry expert assessing domain knowledge, situational judgment, and communication skills.

Key duties and responsibilities:

• Coordinate district-level operations of solvent extraction member units to ensure compliance with association guidelines and government regulations
• Maintain updated registry of oilseed crushers, solvent extraction plants, and allied industry stakeholders within assigned district
• Facilitate timely data collection on oilseed arrivals, crushing volumes, oil and meal production, and export documentation for association database
• Liaise with district administration, food authorities, and customs officials to resolve operational impediments faced by member units
• Organize district-level awareness workshops on quality standards, sustainability certifications, and market intelligence dissemination
• Prepare and submit monthly performance reports, incident logs, and policy feedback to the association's central secretariat