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Expected to adhere to safe work practices, follow GMP and HACCP guidelines, maintain sanitary conditions and ensure that product quality is maintained in order to maintain SQF certification. Location Description: Michael Foods, Inc. located in Klingerstown, Pennyslvania known for their ice cream socials at Klingerstown Lutheran Parish, fishing rodeo, and fireman's parade.
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Keywords: Executive Chef, Culinary, Chef, fine dining, hospitality, cook, restaurant, hotel, country club, dining, food safety, nutrition, dietary, catering, banquet, hospitality, sanitation, CDM, HACCP,CEC.
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Stores food in designated areas following HACCP standard wrapping, dating and rotation procedures. The advertised program is an AI recruiting assistant that helps you apply to jobs with Compass Group.
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Position Summary: The Meat Manager works to ensure that all available product in the warehouse is out for sale and maintained with the strictest freshness policies in accordance with Company direction and HACCP Guidelines.
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Compliance:Review and approve process records associated with HACCP/SSOP and Quality Control Program. Ensure compliance with HACCP/SSOP, and Quality Control Program. Review Time & Attendance records to ensure wage/hour law compliance.
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Directs sanitation and all Hazard Analysis & Critical Control Points (HACCP) record-keeping procedures. Maintains daily time sheet for employees and submits bi-weekly payroll sheets to the cafeteria office.
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Performs food preparation duties utilizing proper food handling techniques and following HACCP. Equipment includes-tilt fryer steamers, steam kettles, ovens, warmers, mixers, slicer, buffalo chopper, food processor, fryers, grill and knives, Dishmachine.
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HACCP and PCQI Certified. HACCP and PCQI Certified. Or perhaps snacked on a Sara Lee®,Entenmann’s® or Marinela® cake or donut? Conduct scoring sessions, complaint data review calls with critical comans.
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These tasks include, but are not limited to, food preparation, food service at meal times, operating a cash register encouragement toward healthy eating, and clean up of any equipment and kitchen areas related to the preparation, serving and consumption of school meals according to the USDA Child Nutrition Program Regulations and HACCP procedures.
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