Food Safety Manager

Overview

The Food Safety Manager is accountable for ensuring that the facility follows and adheres to Regulatory, Food Safety and Food Defense requirements. The Food Safety Manager is responsible for overseeing a comprehensive Food Safety Management System which delivers flawless execution of Food Safety programs within the facility. Responsibilities include audit management, process compliance monitoring and capability development - all with a continuous improvement mindset.

The Food Safety Manager partners with Quality, Production, Maintenance and Warehouse teams across the facility by leading Food Safety programs and developing long-term sustainable practices to maintain World-Class Food Safety performance.

Responsibilities

• Oversee sanitation programs : performance monitoring, employee training, vendor management, and compliance to Quality & Food Safety program requirements.
• Leverage data analytics tools to monitor real-time Quality / Food Safety data, identify trends and establish robust corrective / preventive action plants to improve Quality, Food Safety and Consumer performance metrics.
• Coordinate Quality & Food Safety training for site - to include leadership and front- line teams.
• Lead Quality & Food Safety risk assessment and analysis in partnership with Sector FSQ. Manage issues with non-conforming product to ensure proper control, minimize losses and provide analysis to drive the elimination of future occurrences.
• Oversee Food Safety Management Systems for site - to include Food Safety, Food Defense, Internal Audit and Corrective / Preventive Action Plan programs.
• Lead and manage audits and audit outputs, including : GFSI, AIB GMP, Regulatory Readiness and QAS.
• Manage site Food Safety and Food Defense Plans - to include program compliance monitoring, plan updates, and plane re-analysis activities.
• Review Sector Food Safety Plan pre-requisite programs, oPRPs, CCPs, and PCs are properly implemented, monitored, and sustainably executed at the site.
• Review Sector Food Defense Plan vulnerability assessments and Actionable Process Steps are properly implemented, monitored, and sustainably executed at the site.
• Lead and conduct self-inspection audits to evaluate site compliance to Regulatory, GFSI and GMP standards and ensure cross-functional team engagement.
• Oversee site Food Safety & Food Defense Team critical task completion, task output management and training program execution.
• Direct management of Food Safety & Food Defense corrective / preventive action plans - to include effectiveness verification and sustainment activities.
• Manage flawless execution of Non-Conforming Product Programs at the stie - to include integration and optimization of hold management systems, hold reconciliation controls / compliance processes, and personnel training.
• Oversee annual review of the site Food Safety & Food Defense standard operational procedures.

Compensation and Benefits :

Qualifications

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