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Bachelor’s degree in Dairy Manufacturing, Food Science, Microbiology or related field preferred. Responsible for performing process control testing in a manufacturing environment. Maintain Good Manufacturing Practices, Good Laboratory Practices and Safety Procedures.
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Continuous manufacturing process improvement resulting in reduced re-work and product scrap. This position is responsible for the manufacturing operations on their assigned shift. Continuous manufacturing process improvement resulting in reduced re-work and product scrap.
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Working knowledge of Six Sigma and lean manufacturing practices. Training in Safety and Compliance (OSHA, DOT, EPA, and FDA) Here are a few good reasons: Compensation package including: - Excellent Health Benefits Package; Medical, Dental, Vision - Top-of-the-line 401(k) Retirement Plan with company match - Paid Time Off; Holidays, Floaters, & Sick - Life Insurance - Short-Term Disability - Education Assistance.
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Job Description Eurofins Agroscience Services is searching for a Director of Operations, to work in our Residue Chemistry Department in Columbia, MO. Director responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following : Plans, coordinates, and directs client-contracted programs for research, product development, and improvement of manufacturing processes.
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