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This includes the development and implementation of a preventative quality system, specification compliance, operator training and development, quality testing of ingredients and/or finished products, labeling, complaint handling, and communication with sales and plant personnel regarding quality program trends, issues, and opportunities according to established policy and procedures.
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Job Title: Senior Quality ManagerLocation: Norfolk, NebraskaSalary: DOEJob Summary of the Senior Quality Manager: The Senior Quality Manager has the responsibility for overall product safety, quality, and regulatory compliance for the manufacturing plant.
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Qualifications of the Senior Quality Manager: Implement and monitor the Quality Assurance Program at the facility according to established policies and procedures. Assist operations with establishing procedures and supervising all product and process development and test runs, reporting all results.
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Responsibilities of the Senior Quality Manager: 7+ years of manufacturing QA management experienceDairy experience is required as well as familiarity with PMO (Pasteurized Milk Ordinance). Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent in Life Science or related areaStrong knowledge of laboratory testing procedures and computer software applicationsExcellent analytical and organizational skillsPrevious supervisory experience.
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Establish quality assurance specifications for finished products, in-process testing, and ingredients and ensure that these specifications are met. Maintain and improve all current quality assurance lab data system reports.
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Recruit, direct, coach, lead and supervise all QA personnel. Research and provide analytical results on customer complaints in a timely manner. Ensure compliance with all company, state, federal and international safety and regulatory policies and practices.
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Manage inventory of off-spec materials, including the scheduling and reworking of products as needed. Conduct internal, vendor and contract manufacturing audits as required. Prepare and manage laboratory budget.
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Regularly communicates patient progress to the clinical manager, physician, and care team. Use these rewards to support your wellbeing with spa/massage/salon services, gym memberships, fitness classes, sports, hobbies, pets and more.
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From rolling hills and rugged buttes to waterfalls and sunsets, Nebraska's nine scenic byways will take you on a journey of enjoyment and discovery. Leave the fenced-in, fast-paced views of the interstate behind and discover the delightfully enchanting "back roads" of Nebraska.
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Job Title: Production Manager – Night ShiftLocation: Norfolk, NebraskaSalary: $70-120K plus bonusJob Summary of the Production Manager:The Night Production Manager has the responsibility for directing the facility to support overall business objectives including managing all aspects of daily production, including inventory accuracy, maintaining sanitation, and assisting the EHS manager with the implementation of the Safety programs and policies of the Production area.
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Through 25 years of staffing experience, the founders of the organization have come to realize that your personal experience must be tailored to each individual and to avoid the cookie cutter framework that most organizations have put into place.
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Job Responsibilities of the Production Manager: Develop key manufacturing plans and programs toward budgeted unit cost and output objectives. Develop and improve technical and manufacturing management skills at the plant.
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Education & Experience of the Production Manager: 5-7 years previous management experience in a food grade operation. The Production Supervisors will report to the Production Manager. Background in dairy, evaporators, and/or drying technologies Dairy manufacturing or whey expereince is required.
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Pay package is based on 12 hour shifts and 36 hours per week (subject to confirmation) with tax-free stipend amount to be determined. Tell us where you want to go and let our experienced staff lead the way.
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Develop and track annual operating budget for measurement towards objectives. Excellent knowledge of plant operation procedures and business system software applications. Establish appropriate scheduling and employee work schedules in line with customer orders and plant performance requirements.
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