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Responsible for all matters relating to production, quality/food safety, loading/unloading, machinery/equipment, health and safety, plant security, sanitation and company owned or leased tractors/trailers.
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Minimum 5 years’ experience in production management, with at least one assignment in packaging operations, preferably in the food processing industry. A proven track record of successful and cost-effective management of a manufacturing facility, which includes the overseeing of all production, safety, and operations management responsibilities.
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Experience cleaning in the grocery/food industry or food manufacturing facility preferred. Clean food production spaces using hot water, hoses, cleaning chemicals, scrub pads, and brushes according to established SOPs.
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Quality Assurance Manager plays a critical role within our manufacturing plant and supports our production team to drive production while maintaining high standards for safety, quality and efficiency standards.
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Increase Security of Supply – Work with the Supply and Demand Planning, Food Safety & Quality Assurance, Sales and Marketing teams to identify, qualify, and onboard new items, new suppliers, and new manufacturing facilities to ensure quality and availability of supply at a competitive cost through costing analytics.
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Experience may have been acquired in work such as consumer safety inspector or inspection aide, food inspector, public health inspector, quality inspection specialist, or similar position with responsibility for sampling, quality control and sanitation in a food manufacturing or production environment, or similar environment for other ingestible items.
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A High school or equivalent graduate with a minimum of 2 years of related experience as a Manufacturing Production Operator III or Set Up Mechanic. Identify problems relating to Food Safety and the Quality of the raw material, processes, quality system, or safety system, by performing Production/Quality Checks as assigned.
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MS Companies partners with hundreds of leading manufacturers throughout North America, specifically those within the automotive, food manufacturing, oil and gas industries. Operational roles such as Production Manager, Operations Manager, Shop Floor Supervisor.
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3+ years’ experience within the food manufacturing industry. Working knowledge of poultry processing, food safety regulations, OSHA guidelines, GMPs and HACCP. Direct a team of employees, ensuring compliance with all food safety programs, and enforcing Wayne Farms’ policies.
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Proven experience as a quality technician or similar role in a manufacturing or bottling environment, preferably within the food or beverage industry. Monitor production processes: Observe and evaluate manufacturing processes to identify potential quality issues, such as equipment malfunctions, deviations from standard operating procedures (SOPs), or contamination risks.
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With twelve manufacturing facilities primarily in California and Washington state, our extensive production capabilities include structural and graphic design, value-added converting, flexographic printing, and lithographic lamination.
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Proven experience in large-scale food manufacturing and production, preferably within a healthcare or institutional setting. 5+ years of experience in large-scale food manufacturing and production.
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Our Client is a true global leader in the Food Manufacturing sector across all categories. A critical leadership role, the Maintenance Manager will lead the engineering/maintenance function to ensure the highest standards of asset care, while transforming the team into an engineering powerhouse that will support Safety, Quality, and Production through condition and TPM functions that underpin OEE improvement.
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Minimum High School diploma or GED. Minimum 2-5 years food manufacturing experience. Must have relevant food manufacturing knowledge. This position is responsible for the daily operation of the Sterilization Fumigation area of the production facility.
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A BS or MS degree in Food Science, Chemical Engineering or a related degree. Responsible for prototyping, formulation, pilot production and scale-up to plant implementation of innovation & renovation projects.
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