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We span USDA, FDA, CFIA food processing facilities. You will start off as a trainee, learning how to clean and sanitize plants while understanding and complying with all food safety and safety policies and procedures.
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We Just had a brand new FULL kitchen remodel with state of art appliances. As a member of the Kitchen department, you will work with Parallel 46 Staff and report to our Kitchen Manager.
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Founded in 1954, BURGER KING® is the second largest fast food hamburger chain in the world. And they do so because our restaurants are known for serving high-quality, great-tasting, and affordable food.
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Responsibilities: Lead, direct and train employees to achieve quality standards Manage product quality Creates and maintains an engaged and team-oriented work force to improve business results Consults with management, providing leadership on quality and food safety in the manufacturing facility Oversees sanitation procedures and food safety This position is very hands-on – Quality Control Supervisors are usually in the production area “on their feet” about 60% of the shift.
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