2nd Shift QA/QC Technician

Pero Family Farms Careers•Delray Beach, FL

10d•Onsite

About The Position

It is the Quality Assurance/Quality Control Technician's responsibility to ensure compliance with all relevant regulatory requirements and guidelines, ensure compliance with all customer expectations, internal quality, and Food Safety Standards and Policies.

Requirements

Food Quality inspection experience, produce experience preferred
Good communication skills, including basic written and spoken English, to ensure understanding of safety procedures and documentation
Computer skills – Basics: Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Office
Industry Specific: Famous HACCP certification or have participated in HACCP training
Must be able to follow complex verbal and written instructions and be able to work independently to evaluate and resolve Quality-related problems and identify and communicate short term remedial actions.
Must have a high level of problem-solving skills.
Required to stand, sit, walk for long periods of time
Frequent use of hands for simple firm, grasping and writing
Occasional bending, stopping, reaching, and climbing
Occasional Lifting, carrying 5 pounds to 50 pounds
Occasionally using cutting utensils (I.E Knives, peeler, etc.)
Exposure to product fumes such as onions, peppers etc.
Exposure to varying temperatures of 45 degrees or less
Exposure to chemicals such as chlorine, etc.
Works overtime as required
Must be available on Holidays and Weekends
Other duties as required

Responsibilities

Inspect inbound/outbound product
Take temperature and cultures of product
Document all inspections and data as needed
Perform assigned tasks related to quality and food safety
The QA/QC Technician will be responsible for making sure company products are safe and meet or exceed company quality standards, and fully comply with food regulations.
Monitor and enforce organic handling practices.
Critical Control Point testing of HACCP program
To effectively operate PAA pumps, sanitizing outlets, and performs testing to ensure Organic wash requirements are met
To effectively operate chlorine pumps, sanitizing outlets, and performance of testing to ensure chlorination wash requirements are met
Sample pulling for shelf life, microbiological, and customer requirements
Pre-Operational testing of sanitation to include: ATP testing of surfaces, and evaluations of cleaning practices
To effectively monitor and test all metal detection units for assurance of metal free production
Packaging and seal testing, relative to container type – such as vacuum, pressure, or bubble testing
Calibrations on weight scaled, thermometers, and all applicable testing tools or detectors
GMP (Good manufacturing Practices) monitoring of operations to ensure foods safe environment
Color code enforcement; sanitation, organics, allergens, others as required
Hold and release program
Rework program
Shelf-life evaluation and sensory testing as required
Paperwork filing
Work with soap’s other cleaning chemicals
Other duties as required