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ResponsibilitiesResponsible for managing the plant Quality and Food Safety program at a pet food plant. EXPERIENCEMinimum of years’ experience in food manufacturing business, preferably in the Quality Assurance or Production environment.
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8+ years of experience in Quality as a Manager or Director. Lead the teams to ensure all quality and food safety systems are following industry best practices. Make sure all food and safety as well as quality assurance requirements are consistently followed and documented properly.
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Requirements: At least 6-10 Years in a Food Safety/Quality Role. At least 3+ Years of Management/Supervisor experience in a Manufacturing role, with knowledge/certifications in: BRC preferred for this plant, or SQF, HACCP, PCQI, GMP's, Quality Systems, and an understanding of FDA regulations/requirements.
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Directly oversees, sustains, and drives improvement of both the ISO and AS9100 quality systems, as well as company efficiency to meet or exceed customer expectations. Miller Brother Staffing is seeking an experienced Quality Engineer to join our Quality Team and report to the Quality Manager.
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