Production technologist

A plant production technologist is a specialist who plans, coordinates and controls all aspects of plant production at an enterprise. In this role, it is necessary to effectively cooperate with a team of specialists and executives, ensure the smooth operation of the production process and achieve the set goals.

• Development of technological processes:Developing optimal technological processes for growing plants, taking into account quality, yield and cost-effectiveness requirements. Performing risk analysis and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements for safety and quality
• Planning and coordination:Developing work schedules and plans for sowing, watering, fertilizing and plant protection. Coordinating the work of personnel and production equipment to ensure timely and high-quality execution of tasks.
• Quality control: Ongoing quality control of the plants grown, including measuring yields, nutrient content, and assessing diseases and pests. Development and implementation of measures to improve product quality.
• Implementation of new technologies: Keeping abreast of innovations in the field of plant cultivation, researching and implementing new technologies and techniques to improve production efficiency and effectiveness.
• Documentation and reporting: Preparation of technical documentation, data collection and reporting on production activities. Providing detailed records of crops grown, resource use and costs.

• Education:
  Bachelor’s degree in agriculture, biology, agroecology or other related field.
• Experience:
  Previous experience in a similar position will be an advantage. Knowledge of growing various cultivated plants and their care methods.
• Knowledge:
  Basic understanding of the principles of plant cultivation, including soil conditions, water supply, fertilizer use, pest and disease control methods. Mastery of modern agricultural technologies and principles of production automation.
• Communication skills:
  Ability to effectively communicate and cooperate with various participants in the production process, including specialists, workers and management.
• Analytical and problem-solving skills:
  Skills in analyzing data, identifying problems and finding effective solutions. Ability to make decisions under time and resource constraints.