Dissolver - Quality Tech Packaging

Ya Ya Foods USA•Ogden, UT

About The Position

The Dissolver - Quality Tech Packaging is responsible for supporting product quality and compliance through laboratory testing, sample analysis, and packaging inspections. The role collects samples from each line, tests samples using dissolving chemicals, monitors and neutralizes samples, verifies filler parameters and checklists, and inspects package integrity and product quality. The technician also helps enforce health, safety, GMP, food safety, environmental, and other regulatory and company requirements, addressing deviations immediately in collaboration with leaders.

Requirements

  • Be a fast learner with exceptional analytical skills and attention to detail.
  • Have proficient computer skills, including Microsoft Suite of Applications and instructional software.
  • Have skills in organization, analysis, time management, and prioritization, with the ability to meet deadlines across multiple tasks.
  • Have good interpersonal skills and the ability to communicate with all levels of management.
  • Be able to multitask, prioritize, and manage time efficiently.

Nice To Haves

  • A diploma or bachelor's degree in chemistry or a related field is an asset.

Responsibilities

  • Collect samples for each line.
  • Conduct package integrity checks.
  • Place samples in dissolving chemical, monitor them, and neutralize them.
  • Check that filler parameters are correct and the checklist is complete.
  • Check package integrity and inspect quality.
  • Enforce and monitor Health and Safety and GMP requirements, and correct deviations immediately by working with leaders.
  • Comply with rules and policies regarding health and safety, occupational safety, environmental safety, food safety, legal regulations, and company requirements.
  • Comply with the Company's Integrated Management Systems, including Production, Quality, Food Safety, and GMP.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.
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