Quality Supervisor

Maker's Pride Talent Acquisition Team•Wilmington, OH

32d•Onsite

About The Position

Responsible for leading and representing Quality on the plant floor and provide direction to maintain the Quality Assurance systems in place. Aids in managing facility internal audits, compliance to GFSI-customer-regulatory requirements, coaching-teaching-mentoring QA staff, and supporting continuous improvement activities in the plant.

Requirements

PCQI or HACCP trained, certification is a plus
Knowledge and experience with SAP preferred
GFSI certification a plus
Basic RCA and CAPA tools
Internal Auditing
Influencing Quality Culture behaviors
Procedure/Standard Work generation
Communicate effectively both verbally and in writing
Recognize food safety & quality gaps and provide a plan to address
Manage multiple projects at a time
Investigate complaints and incidents with minimal oversight
Influence Quality Culture behaviors
Work collaboratively with all departments
Must be accurate and detail-oriented
Ability to work with minimal supervision and at times independently
MS Office Suite, SAP a Plus
High school level math
Reaching with hands and arms throughout shift
Ability to use hands and fingers
Ability to see, hear and talk
Employee frequently required to walk
Occasionally required to climb and/or balance
Ability to lift and carry up to 20 lbs.
High School Diploma or GED equivalent is required. Further education is preferred.
Experience with SQF or BRC and certification a plus.
2 or more years of Quality supervision experience is required.
Three or more years of related work experience in a beverage of food manufacturing environment (i.e., baked bar, granola manufacture, bread, cold form bar, cookies, crackers, sandwich assembly, kit assembly, etc.).
Proficient in MS Office applications such as Word, Excel and PowerPoint is needed
Communicate in English both written and verbal

Responsibilities

Lead GFSI initiatives and serve as back up the QA Manager for all things Food Safety & Quality
Ensure preparation and compliance of all Quality Systems material and information often utilized in audits
Participate and at times lead the audits with companies, agencies and auditors for the site team
Perform & maintain risk assessments for new materials coming into the facility
Execute and lead RCA-CAPAs in accordance with corporate and site policies
Investigate consumer complaints and monitor corrective action effectiveness
Maintain and monitor the Quality Notification (QN) or similar supplier incident system to close out
Generate-Review-Close Incident Reports as related to FSQA
Coach-Teach-Mentor QA Staff to help build contingency plan bench strength
May be required to maintain staffing schedules and provide feedback for QA Staff performance reviews
Aid in management of commercialization projects from a quality perspective to assure specifications are met
Advise commercialization and production teams on process specifications, process capabilities, and customer requirements to include recipe and sensory
Be able to perform Mock Recall / Trace exercises as required
Oversee Document & Record Control programs as they pertain to FSQA
Support QA Manager and commercialization teams in integrating customer and compliance requirements into internal specifications
Actively participate in the Maker’s Pride Production System activities (Drumbeat, Weekly KPI, Tiered Auditing, etc.)
Participate in sensory and/or product evaluation tests as required by site
May serve as primary Quality liaison on test, proof of concept, and initial production runs
May serve as primary resource to track action items developed via test runs through closure
Aid in monitoring Sanitation activities including, but not limited to verification of MSS, PEM and non-PEM swabbing, and pre-Operational inspection
Coordinate QA and Production training related to FSQA requirements and initiatives
Off-shift training, performance verification, and plant-based meeting participation
Perform other duties as assigned
Employee shall follow factory safety & environmental objectives and targets; follow the plant safety rules, report incidents and near misses immediately, maintain compliance with regulations, and take personal ownership of the Safety in their area -- to include the safety of visitors and contractors. The employee will also act to reduce negative environmental impacts by conserving paper, electricity, water and will also recycle all appropriate materials (paper, plastic, food, etc.)