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Job Description

Are you passionate about sustainable agriculture and want to be part of the green revolution? We are looking for dynamic and meticulous individuals to join us as Beneficial Fauna Packaging Operators at our facilities in El Ejido. Your mission will be key: ensuring that our "good insects" (biological control organisms) are packaged in perfect condition so they arrive ready and active at the farmers' crops.

In your day-to-day, you will be responsible for the following tasks in the production area and climate-controlled rooms:

Packaging and dosing of the different beneficial fauna formats (jars, envelopes, boxes) following quality protocols.

Careful handling of the live product, ensuring that temperature and humidity conditions are optimal during the process.

Visual quality control of the material and final packaging before distribution.

Labeling and order preparation according to each customer's requirements.

Maintenance and cleaning of the workstation and packaging utensils to guarantee biosafety.

This is what we offer for this position:

Stable employment contract linked to the needs of the agricultural campaign, with real options for continuity.

Competitive salary according to the sector agreement for handling/chemicals in the province of Almería.

Full-time schedule with planned shifts to allow for work-life balance.

Initial training provided by the company on the handling and care of beneficial fauna.

Excellent working environment in a young, innovative, and rapidly growing company that takes care of its team.

To fit this position, we value that you meet the following:

Previous experience in packaging, warehouse, food handling, or precision tasks (experience in seedbeds or the agricultural sector is highly valued).

Ability to concentrate and manual dexterity, as you will work with small formats and delicate live products.

Accustomed to working in climate-controlled environments (some rooms require cool temperatures to maintain the insects' dormancy).

Schedule availability to work in shifts (morning/afternoon) according to the needs of the campaign.

Own vehicle to travel to the workplace in El Ejido.

Responsible, organized person with the ability to work in a team.

Need a visa? No sponsorship mentioned, and this kind of work is rarely sponsored in Spain. See which routes exist