Irrigation Manager

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Kiscol is committed to appointing and retaining the most qualified and competent staff who have proven future potential to effectively and efficiently perform duties and responsibilities that they shall be appointed to in accordance with the objectives of the organization.
Kwale International Sugar Company Limited (KISCOL) hereby invites applications from qualified and experienced individuals for the following positions:
IRRIGATION MANAGER 
Qualifications and experience
o    A Bachelor's Degree in Agriculture or Agricultural related field.
o    Certifications in irrigation management systems.
o    Ten years experience in cash crop production with at least two years experience in Drip irrigation.
o    Have excellent management skills.
o    Ability to work well as part of a team
Duties and Responsibilities

o    Plans and directs construction, maintenance, and operation of irrigation system. Study the capacity of present facilities, agricultural requirements, crop trends, and projected future water needs aligning it with the company policy.
o    ssesses designs, and oversees construction of irrigation projects distributing water to agricultural lands.
o    Design irrigation systems, knowledgeable in crop water requirement, conversant with workings of boreholes.
o    Monitors irrigation system and coordinates maintenance, Inspects field operations, distribution of water within divisions and reviews periodic reports from subordinates to determine projects progress.
o    Plans and designs irrigation fixtures including installation of fixtures as per requirements and specifications.

o    Research on problems of soil drainage and conservation.

Qualified individuals are invited to send their application along with detailed CV to careers@kwale-group.com so as to be received on or before 6th July 2013

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