Feed & Fertilizer Compliance Inspector

Texas A&M University; College Station (TX); On-site; USD 28,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas A&M University seeks a Feed & Fertilizer Inspector for the Agrilife Research Department at the Feed & Fert Control Service in College Station, Texas. You will supervise and perform inspections to ensure compliance with the Texas Agriculture Code.

The role involves traveling to manufacturers and distributors, reviewing labeling, and preparing technical reports. A bachelor’s degree in an agriculture-related field is required, with opportunities to contribute to regulatory enforcement and

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in agriculture or agribusiness is required.
• Strong communication and analytical skills are expected.
• Ability to develop investigation skills and pass FDA background checks.

Responsibilities

• Travel to inspect feed and fertilizer manufacturers, distributors, and consumers.
• Examine and review product labeling and documentation.
• Prepare inspection reports and presentations in a timely, legible fashion.
• Develop knowledge of industry operations and applicable regulations.
• Conduct investigations related to regulatory issues under supervision.
• Assist in compliance, enforcement and emergency response activities.
• Operate state vehicle and maintain safety procedures.
• Testify and give deposition for hearings when needed.
• Reside in specified counties for surveillance.

Skills

Verbal/written communication

Computer skills

Investigation skills

Analytical skills

Teamwork

FDA background check eligibility

Education

Bachelor’s degree or higher in agriculture-related field or agribusiness

Job description

Texas A&M University seeks a Feed & Fertilizer Inspector for the Agrilife Research Department at the Feed & Fert Control Service in College Station, Texas. You will supervise and perform inspections to ensure compliance with the Texas Agriculture Code.

The role involves traveling to manufacturers and distributors, reviewing labeling, and preparing technical reports. A bachelor’s degree in an agriculture-related field is required, with opportunities to contribute to regulatory enforcement and