The Food Safety and Quality Manager is responsible for leading and maintaining food safety and quality systems in a Ready-to-Eat (RTE) food manufacturing operation regulated by FDA FSMA, USDA, FDA Seafood HACCP, and SQF requirements. This role ensures regulatory compliance, maintains GFSI certification standards, and fosters a strong food safety culture.
Locations (7)
Pembroke Park, Florida, United States
California, United States
Pennsylvania, United States
Tennessee, United States
Texas, United States
Utah, United States
India
Responsibilities
Ensure compliance with FDA FSMA (21 CFR 117), USDA/FSIS regulations, FDA Seafood HACCP (21 CFR 123), and SQF Code requirements
Develop, implement, maintain, and verify Food Safety Plans
Support all regulatory, customer, and certification audits and inspections
Manage allergen control programs and environmental pathogen monitoring programs for RTE products
Lead SQF program activities, including internal audits, corrective actions, and recertification efforts
Lead delivery across a busy environment, bring structure to complex activity, and drive outcomes through effective planning, governance and stakeholder engagement.
Responsibilities
Lead projects and business change initiatives through the full lifecycle, from discovery and definition to delivery, transition and closure.
Work with sponsors and business owners to define scope, outcomes, success measures, benefits and clear ownership.
Build and maintain plans, milestones and resource requirements, coordinating cross-functional teams and managing dependencies.
Identify and manage risks, issues and changes to scope, escalating constraints with clear recommendations.
Assess the impact of change on people, processes and systems, and plan effective communications, engagement, training and readiness activity.
Responsible for administering, maintaining, and continuously improving Daifuku Automotive America Corporation's Integrated Management System (IMS) in accordance with ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 standards.
Responsibilities
Administer and coordinate the Integrated Management System (IMS)
Maintain certification readiness and ensure ongoing compliance with ISO standards
Own the internal audit program and lead preparation for certification, surveillance, and recertification audits
Track audit findings, nonconformances, corrective actions, and improvement opportunities
Facilitate the Corrective and Preventive Action (CAPA) process
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, EHS, or related field
Ensure that production targets and schedules are achieved by effectively coordinating technical resources to maximise equipment availability/performance and yield across multiple process areas.
Compensation
The base pay for this position is N/A
Responsibilities
Manage Technical Personnel
Provide Leadership and Develop Capability through Mentoring/Training & Coaching
Maintain time and production records
Ensure that the technical team deliver a service level required to maximise overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) Availability/ Performance & Yield
Application of structured problem solving to address issues and improve Quality or Output of areas under their responsibility
Requirements
NFQ level 7 qualification in a relevant discipline
Help strengthen our quality culture, drive continuous improvement, and ensure we deliver excellence to our customers in the maritime and port industries.
Responsibilities
Supporting and further developing the local quality management system
Driving continuous improvement initiatives and promoting a strong quality culture
Leading and supporting root cause analysis and corrective actions
Monitoring quality performance and following up on key quality indicators
Performing audits, internal assessments, and quality reviews
The EHS Specialist coordinates the EHSS activities for a Manufacturing Facility located in the Duncan, SC area, driving compliance with AFL and regulatory requirements.
Responsibilities
Maintains safety processes and procedures
Conduct investigations into associates’ hazard reporting, suggestions and complaints
Develop procedures and training for compliance with relevant OSHA Standards and company EHS policies
Supports investigations, recordkeeping, case management and documentation for all EHS incidents
Confirms all incidents are recorded and reported according to regulatory and AFL requirements
Requirements
4-year degree in an EHS-related field
2-year or other technical degree with at least 4 years of practical EHS work experience
Nice to have: Experience in a manufacturing environment
Nice to have: Knowledge of industry best practices relating to EHS process improvements
Nice to have: Ability to interface with multiple levels of the organization
Incoming Inspection Technician responsible for inspecting and verifying incoming components, raw materials and purchased parts to ensure they meet quality standards, technical specifications and customer requirements before being released for storage and production.
Responsibilities
Develop and maintain incoming inspection methods and controls by analyzing technical drawings, identifying critical dimensions, preparing inspection plans, defining measurement methods, developing inspection procedures, work instructions and measurement programs under the supervision of the SQA Engineer.
Perform incoming quality inspections of purchased components and raw materials in accordance with established inspection plans, specifications and acceptance criteria.
Conduct dimensional inspections and product qualification activities, including initial sample inspections, capability studies and component approval measurements for new products and suppliers.
Record, document and maintain inspection results in quality databases and SAP, validate product acceptance, ensure proper identification and traceability of inspected materials.
Manage non-conforming materials by identifying, segregating, blocking and documenting defective components to prevent their use in production.
Requirements
Bac+2 or Bac+3 in quality, engineering or a technical field
Nice to have: greenfield or plant start-up experience
Nice to have: experience with Stellantis requirements and environment
Leads technical teams in safety, communication, mitigation, root cause analysis investigation, and incident report development.
Responsibilities
Guide multi-discipline teams to investigate complex systems anomalies, from root cause analysis through development of cost-effective, safe technical solutions.
Direct multi-discipline teams to provide technical support for component recovery efforts.
Respond to Serious Incident related technical inquiries, delivering responses on time and with the required level of quality.
Oversee preparation and review of formal RCA reports and improvement documentation.
Focus on process improvements of all technical aspects of a serious incident, including incident responses, business recovery, investigation, and report creation and delivery.
Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on printing, bindery, and packaging equipment, assist operators, troubleshoot mechanical and electrical issues, and support local engineering upgrades.
Compensation
The national pay range for this role is $20.00 - $25.00
Responsibilities
Perform preventive/corrective maintenance on equipment and facility
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