Ecolabel Licensing Officer– Germany and The Netherlands (MSC)
02 February 2010The Marine Stewardship Council is looking for an Ecolabel Licensing Officer to process requests for the use of the MSC ecolabel in Germany and the Netherlands. Location: London, UK. Deadline for Applications: 19 February 2010.
Salary: £25,000 - £28,000, depending on experience and qualifications
Location: London, UK
Working languages: English, German and Dutch
Overview
The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) is a groundbreaking international non-profit organisation dedicated to safeguarding the world’s seafood supply by awarding a blue ecolabel to seafood from sustainable fisheries. Its trading company, MSCI, grants licenses for the display of the MSC ecolabel.
The MSC programme is experiencing strong growth in Germany and The Netherlands and the Ecolabel Licensing Officer, based in the MSC’s head office in London, will be responsible for the processing of requests for the use of the MSC ecolabel in these two countries, including granting licenses for use of the ecolabel, approving the display of the ecolabel on seafood products and answering questions about ecolabel licensing.
The successful applicant will have excellent administrative and customer service skills and experience in managing and keeping records of detailed information.
The role is primarily administrative in nature and requires excellent attention to detail, thoroughness, good documentation organization and demonstrated administrative experience. A suitable candidate will be looking for a position which involves general administrative work.
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How to apply
To apply send your CV and a covering letter setting out how you meet the job description and your availability for interview to Louisa Sherry, 3rd Floor Mountbarrow House, 12 Elizabeth Street, London, SW1W 9RB, or email Louisa [dot] Sherry [at] msc [dot] org.
Deadline: 19 February 2010
First round interviews: 25 and 26 February 2010
Second round interviews: Week commencing 8 March 2010
