The purpose of this position is to ensure through process performance audits that all raw materials, packaging, and finished products comply with all applicable regulations and meet or exceed the customer’s expectations and to take action when predefined standards are not met. This role provides food safety and quality support to all facets of the facility, overseeing processes, verifying compliance to company standards and policies, and communicating deviations. The technician will perform routine audits, partner with various departments, implement best practices, and troubleshoot problems. They will make food safety and quality decisions, escalating issues that may impact operations. Responsibilities include approving or rejecting raw materials and finished goods, selecting and testing product samples, monitoring equipment for safety and proper operation, performing calibration checks, recording lot codes, maintaining housekeeping in production areas, inspecting product during production, and inspecting the entire production cycle for compliance with safety and procedural standards. The role enforces adherence to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs), Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), and manufacturing documentation, identifies risks and communicates gaps in quality and GMP processes/systems, and follows written procedures for documentation. The technician will practice safe work habits, identify and communicate non-routine cleaning needs, and prepare reports for the FSQA Manager. Adherence to safe work practices, GMP, HACCP guidelines, sanitary conditions, and product quality is expected, with a requirement to report any conditions or practices that may adversely affect food safety, food quality, or personnel safety. Maintaining a positive work atmosphere and potentially performing the duties of the FSQA Lead Person in their absence are also part of the role. Other duties as assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED