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Interface with all regulatory agencies’ PDA, FDA, as well as organic, koshering agencies, halal, and customers. The Quality Compliance Manager will be responsible for establishing, maintaining, planning, directing, and coordinating programs, procedures, and processes required for manufacturing food ingredients in compliance with local, state, and national regulatory agencies.
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Manages the material/product lot release process and participates in regulatory inspections (e.g., PDA) and third-party audits/certifications (e.g., SQF, Kosher, Organic) as requested. Regulatory Requirements Adhere to all safety policies and procedures, follow cGMP's, and work in a manner consistent with all corporate and regulatory, food safety, quality and sanitation requirements.
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The Quality Compliance Manager will be responsible for the establishment, maintenance, planning, directing and coordinating of programs, procedures and processes necessary for manufacturing food ingredients in accordance with local, state and national regulatory agencies.
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Lead in regulatory, customer and third-party audits and coordinate audit responses to all findings. Creating and reviewing regulatory compliance documentation. Filing regulatory reports and other documentation.
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