République et Canton de Neuchâtel
Neuchâtel
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Foodstuffs Inspector
- 24 April 2026
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- Neuchâtel
Job summary
Join SCAV in Neuchâtel to protect public health through inspections. Enjoy a collaborative work environment with opportunities for growth.
Tasks
- Conduct inspections and sampling in food establishments.
- Ensure hygienic food handling following Good Manufacturing Practices.
- Prepare reports and correspondence regarding inspections.
Skills
- Degree in chemistry, food sciences, or natural sciences required.
- Strong writing skills and proficiency in French.
- Ability to work independently and in a team.
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About the job
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Department:DDTEEntity:Consumer and Veterinary Affairs Service (SCAV)Activities:You play a key role in protecting public health by conducting inspections and sampling in food establishments and beverage outlets in the canton in accordance with the Federal Foodstuffs Act.You also ensure that food is handled under hygienic conditions in compliance with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP).
You are responsible for deciding on measures to be taken in case of violations of hygiene rules or non-compliance with food trade legislation.
Finally, you write sampling and inspection reports as well as correspondence with the relevant authorities and administrators.
Desired profile:Holder of a HES diploma or a CFC in chemistry, biochemistry, food sciences, or general natural sciences, you also hold a federal diploma as a foodstuffs inspector or are ready to obtain it as soon as possible on the job, in accordance with the legal obligation.Equipped with good writing skills, you have a perfect command of the French language while being comfortable using common computer tools and software.
Your ability to work both in a team and independently is accompanied by initiative, strong organization, and rigor.
You also know how to demonstrate discretion and flexibility.
Workplace:NeuchâtelStart date:To be agreedApplication deadline:May 7, 2026Information:Mr. Yann Berger, cantonal chemist, tel. 032 889 68 30 or by email: yann.berger@ne.chAll applications must be sent strictly to the human resources department and not to the recruiting serviceIf you wish to take on this challenge, please apply online by attaching your complete file (cover letter, CV, diplomas, and work certificates).
