As an Agricultural Inspector, you will need to master following:

• communicate health and safety measures
• enforce sanitation procedures
• incidents and accidents recording
• perform inspection analysis
• sustainable agricultural production principles

More generally, an agricultural inspector is also versed in:

• agronomical production principles
• analyse business processes
• collect samples for analysis
• conduct environmental surveys
• ensure compliance with legal requirements
• environmental legislation in agriculture and forestry
• follow up complaint reports
• health, safety and hygiene legislation
• identify hazards in the workplace
• monitor work site
• pollution prevention
• undertake inspections
• write work-related reports

It also helps to know the following:

• European pesticide legislation
• advise on soil and water protection
• agricultural equipment
• agricultural raw materials, seeds and animal feed products
• analyse environmental data
• budgetary principles
• check payrolls
• cost management
• develop agricultural production plans
• food safety principles
• horticulture principles
• inspect animal welfare management
• manage farm supplies
• monitor crops
• perform food safety checks
• provide advice to farmers
• quality criteria for storage facilities
• agricultural chemicals
• animal welfare
• assess environmental impact
• collect weather-related data
• conduct field work
• gather data
• inspect machinery
• keep task records
• manage maintenance operations
• present evidence