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Experience may have been acquired in work such as consumer safety inspector or inspection aide, food inspector, public health inspector, quality inspection specialist, or similar position with responsibility for sampling, quality control and sanitation in a food manufacturing or production environment, or similar environment for other ingestible items.
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Support, implement, and maintain food safety, food safety culture, and quality practices as required through SQF. Will be responsible for completing job duties in a manner that supports all plant safety, food safety, quality, and environmental practices.
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HACCP certification and have knowledge in Food Safety, preferably in a Ready-To-Eat process. Collaborates with all stakeholders across the facility to prevent and correct quality and food safety deviations/GM/process violations/USDA NRs/etc.
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Support various third-party certifications, including Organic, Kosher, and Gluten-Free. Participate in internal audits, addressing and documenting quality or food safety concerns. Contribute to the creation of standards for operations to ensure compliance with applicable regulations and third-party certifications such as SQF.Implement and maintain Quality and Food Safety procedures, including GMPs (Good Manufacturing Practices.
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Work with a variety of individuals to resolve problems, clarify differences of interpretation concerning HACCP and other food safety or consumer protection requirements. Have contact with plant managers, owners and others to explain legal and regulatory requirements, discuss operation of the plant's SSOP, HACCP plan and other food safety programs.
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Education Preferred:Preference will be given to candidates with an associate or bachelor’s degree (Food Science, Animal Science, Biological Science or related)Experience Required:Minimum 5 years of experience in Distribution Center Food Service Operations, Food Safety Quality Assurance/Control, Research & Development, Food Production/Operations, Supply Chain, or related discipline.
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Develop and execute an internal auditing program for key food safety systems and best management practices (BMPs) on contract pullet, breeder, and broiler farms with a focus on biosecurity, cleaning and disinfection, litter conditions, and pest control to ensure that each business area is complying with program expectations.
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Job Summary: The Sr. Regulatory & Compliance Specialist is responsible for assuring compliance with all food safety & regulatory matters, also for supporting the Sr. QA Manager in developing, implementing, and enforcing Food Safety Programs for the company (including SQF program), oversees the plant SQF program to ensure certification is maintained.
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Please view OPM's Qualifications Standards, Consumer Safety Inspector Series, GS-1862. This is a Bargaining Unit position covered by the National Joint Council (NJC) of Food Inspection Locals.
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This position may be eligible for the Consumer Safety Inspector (CSI) Accelerated Promotion Program. The duties of a Consumer Safety Inspector are performed in a hazardous working environment.
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Develop and partner with Sr. QA Manager on the implementation of Safe Quality Food (SQF) programs – including HACCP, Food Safety, Food Quality and Food Defense plans.
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ResponsibilitiesResponsible for managing the plant Quality and Food Safety program at a pet food plant. Assists Engineering in the identification and implementation of structural and mechanical designs to support food safety and GMP practices.
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Conduct food safety and quality training including Good Manufacturing Practices (for contractors, new hires, and current employees) and all other SQF required training. Maintain Food Safety & SQF program compliance.
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Confirm and validate that all training programs associated with BRC Global Food Safety System, Sanitation, Microbiology, Pest Control, Allergen Management, HACCP, GMP, SSOP are achieved at assigned facilities.
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They currently seek a Process Safety Engineer, whose primary responsibility will be to lead PHAs at 13 manufacturing facilities nationally. Process Safety Engineer/ I am a Technical Recruiter in the Chemical Engineering division at CPS. I recruit and place chemical engineers nationally with our clients who are chemical manufacturers, food & beverage companies, petrochemical, and pharmaceutical companies.
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