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EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
SES is a national leader in the emerging field of homeland
security related to agriculture and food security. As the demand for our services expands,
we are actively searching for highly motivated and creative people to add
to our team. SES takes pride in its
attention to client needs and the excellent technical support provided to
its clients. SES provides a work
environment that promotes creativity and teamwork. SES has a competitive benefits and salary
package.
SES currently has several positions available immediately. To apply, send your resume, cover letter
and a writing sample to 6750 Antioch
Road Suite 305, Merriam, KS 66204. For additional information, check out our
web site at www.ses-corp.com or call
John Parks at 1-800-897-1163, ext.
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SES Entry-Level Job Description
Agricultural Security and Training Specialist
0 – 3 years related professional experience, with an
undergraduate or graduate degree (agronomy or animal sciences degree
preferred), a degree in homeland security or experience in emergency
response is a plus.
Duties and responsibilities for the SES
entry-level staff classification (technical staff) include:
Primary task will include:
- Creation, review
and evaluation of agricultural emergency response and bio-security
plans, including animal production, crop production, and food security;
- Assisting
with the planning and implementation of seminars, tabletop and full
scale exercises;
- Providing
research and other technical support relative to emergency response
and homeland security projects;
- Conducting
training sessions on local agriculture emergency response and
planning, and;
- Assisting
with environmental related field projects, including carbon
verification, nutrient management planning, environmental sampling,
etc.
Skills appropriate to the possible tasks include agricultural
sciences (specifically animal production, animal science and/or agronomy), emergency
response or planning, environmental sciences, training, computer skills,
technical writing and public speaking.
Travel is necessary, up to 50% travel required. The positions are available for an approximate
start date in February or early March 2008.
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