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SALARY
RANGE: 42,960.00 - 55,844.00 USD per year
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OPEN
PERIOD: Tuesday, May 03, 2011 to Tuesday, May 17, 2011
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SERIES
& GRADE: GS-1862-08/08
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POSITION
INFORMATION: Full-time Permanent
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PROMOTION
POTENTIAL: 08
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DUTY
LOCATIONS: vacancy(s) in one of the following locations:
1 vacancy - Batesburg, SC
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WHO
MAY BE CONSIDERED: Current FSIS Employees Nationwide and USDA Career
Transition
eligibles (CTAP).
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Department: Department
Of Agriculture
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Agency: Food
Safety and Inspection Service
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Sub Agency: Food
Safety and Inspection Service, USDA
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Job Announcement Number:
FSIS-MMP-2011-0737
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JOB SUMMARY:
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This
is an excellent opportunity for those seeking a greater
challenge and responsibility in a position directly involved in
improving and protecting public health.
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SPECIFIC VACANCY INFORMATION: CSI (HACCP Models) GS-1862-8,
SJ-528.
Establishment: 07987 P, Amick Farms, LLC
located in SALUDA County.
Work Schedule: 3rd shift only at Amick Farms
(HIMP Plant)
Relief Position, Sunday-Thursday, 9:10 p.m.-5:40 a.m.
Species: Chicken (Slaughter)
The Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) is a public health
regulatory agency of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). Our
mission is to protect consumers by ensuring that the commercial
supply of meat*, poultry, and egg
products moving in interstate
commerce or exported to other countries is safe, wholesome and
correctly labeled and packaged.
* The "Food Conservation and Energy Act of 2008", also
referred to
as the "2008 Farm Bill", was signed into Law on June 18,
2008. The
Farm Bill amends the Federal Meat Inspection Act (FMIA) to include
Catfish as an amenable species under the Act.
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KEY REQUIREMENTS:
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- Must be a CURRENT FSIS
Employee or USDA Career Transition (CTAP) Eligible.
- Training program is a
condition of employment. (see Additional Information)
- Resume documenting 52
weeks of specialized experience.
- Meet time in grade (TIG)
by completing 52 weeks at next lower grade level.
- Background Suitability
Investigation.
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