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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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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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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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Conduct food safety and quality meetings, produce meeting notes, and follow up on action items to ensure completion. Lead and participate in problem solving activities concerning food safety.
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Support senior management and operations with technical quality and food safety data for customer requests and surveys. Education & Experience: •Bachelor’s degree in food science or equivalent field of study or 5 + years of work experience in QA. •Minimum 5 years’ experience in Food Manufacturing.
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Experience with USDA, FDA, or CA Dept. of Food & Agriculture guidelines/requirements. Company representative for SQF, organic, kosher, halal, gluten free, non-GMO, and customer audits. Trainings/ Certifications Required: •HARPC/ PCQI Certified•SQF Implementation & Auditing Certified •SQF Internal Auditing Training Essential Functions/ Duties and Responsibilities: 1.
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SQF Certified Practitioner preferred•Experience with HACCAP, SQF, HARPC preferred •Experience working with Kosher, Organic, GFCO and AIB/NSF programs. Responsible for SQF readiness, Co-Packer, and Supplier quality communication.
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Bilingual in Spanish highly preferredJob Summary: The QA Supervisor is responsible for supporting the Director of QA, Food Safety & Sanitation in developing, implementing, and enforcing Food Safety Programs.
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The QA Supervisor assists the Director of QA, Food Safety & Sanitation in providing quality and food safety leadership to employees. With the direction of the Director of QA, Food Safety & Sanitation, the QA Supervisor assists leading the plant in assessing food quality and safety and other initiatives to improve products and processes related to quality, food safety and consistency.
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The ASR contains the current security and safety-related policy statements, emergency preparedness and evacuation information, crime prevention and sexual assault prevention information, and drug and alcohol prevention programming.
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At UtiliQuest , as a Utility Locator , you'll learn safety rules and techniques to find underground utility lines. Learn utility locating techniques, safety protocols and how to operate equipment.
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Demonstrated knowledge of anatomy and physiology for imaging proper operation of and care of radiology diagnostic equipment and radiation safety is required. Demonstrated knowledge of anatomy and physiology for imaging proper operation of and care of radiology diagnostic equipment and radiation safety is required.
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Committed to safe food handling, cleanliness, sanitation standards and all safety procedures during the shift. At Outback Steakhouse we take food seriously, without forgetting the fun and we are proud to do things uniquely and strive to positively impact the lives of our people we call “Outbackers.
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Establish policy and procedure on security and safety management, infrastructure management, system management, crisis management and emergency preparedness. About the Role: Reporting to the Senior Director- Supply Chain Strategy & Capabilities, the Supply Chain Systems Integration Engineer is responsible for a variety of tasks including managing enterprise-level projects, integrating supply chain systems into the company’s enterprise systems infrastructure, and cultivating new business prospects.
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Reports safety concerns to mandated reporting agenciesBasic Qualifications:Experience N/A Education PhD/PsyD/EdD in Clinical Counseling, Health or School Psychology from an accredited college or university.
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