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Supervise daily warehouse activities, including quality assurance, inventory control, space management, logistics, floor productivity, and shipping. Responsible for maintaining and adhering to established Good Manufacturing Procedures (GMP) and Safety Quality Foods (SQF) compliance requirements.
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Confer routinely with Technical Program Manager and Technical Operations Manager to ensure preventative maintenance program for routine machine maintenance, to ensure the timely repair of disabled machines, to coordinate infection control measures, routine culturing, water testing, logging of results, transportation of equipment and supplies and communicate technical information to the staff.
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Software: Accounting, analytical or scientific software, calendar and scheduling, communications server, data base user interface and query, desktop publishing, electronic mail, financial analysis, graphics or photo imaging, inventory management, office suite, point-of-sale, presentation, spreadsheet software, time accounting, word processing, and web applications.
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The Cycle Counter is responsible for reviewing inventory inquiries including mis-slots and quality concerns. Perform duties in accordance with Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP) and Safe Quality Food (SQF) policies and.
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Prepare, maintain, and organize laboratory documentation as part of a rigorous document control systems for laboratory quality purposes. The Project Support Specialist will support the Center of Disease Control (CDC) by providing comprehensive support to project teams.
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Professional Engineer (PE), Project Management Professional (PMP), or American Production and Inventory Control Society (APICS) Facilitating an ART and a team’s progress toward team goals, continuously engaging in challenging the old norms of development to improve performance in the areas of quality, predictability, flow, & velocity.
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The Sr. Manager, Payments & POPS is responsible for managing a team who will ensure the stability, integrity, and efficient operation of the payments and point of personalized service (POPS) platforms, with the goal to ensures high levels of customer satisfaction by monitoring, maintaining, supporting, and optimizing both the intake and execution of requests (settlements, chargebacks, inventory control, menu items, coupons/discounts, images/videos, digital display layouts, etc.
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Maintain an acceptable food cost percentage by overseeing food and beverage purchasing, quality and cost control. This includes inventory, purchasing, forecasting, scheduling and time keeping, email, and electronic filing systems.
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Knowledge of food packaging principles, food industry quality and food safety requirements, ingredient performance and interactions with equipment, sanitation procedures, statistical process control, critical control points, and new product scale-up dynamics.
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Deliver timely, cost-effective purchasing, inventory control, planning and feedstock supplier quality control of production materials. Lead coordination activities with procurement, production, inventory control, distribution, transportation, and other functions to optimize the supply chain.
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Build, manage, and develop and quality control a skilled irrigation team for the Maintenance Branches in the Atlanta market, providing ad hoc support for Install as needed. Manage the procurement and inventory of irrigation materials, tools, and equipment.
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As a Warehouse Porter, you will be responsible for receiving and processing incoming stock, completing orders for delivery or pickup, and performing inventory and quality control.
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Thoroughly execute all opening duties: Read the Manager Communication Log (MCL), review the staff line up for the shift, check catering orders and ensure operational preparedness to execute, review sales forecast for the day, validate previous days inventory, complete prep sheet, complete any food and beverage orders required, count safe, assign cash drawers, order change, complete chicken cook sheet.
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Partners with key Costco buying contacts to develop demo programs and drive sales: Buyer, Assistant Buyer, Inventory Control Specialists. As the in-house product sampling company for Costco Wholesale, CDS has friendly, professional and talented employees who provide high quality product demonstrations and marketing services to Costco Wholesale and its vendors.
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Maintain data integrity by ensuring accurate and consistent data entry, quality control, and documentation. Inventory Specialist performs tasks related to the movement, restocking and accounting of items stored in various locations.
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