Quality and Food Safety Specialist

at  Archer Daniels Midland Company

Montréal, QC, Canada -

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Immediate10 Jul, 2024Not Specified11 Apr, 2024N/ATeam Spirit,English,Food Chemistry,Business Transactions,Microsoft Office,Interpersonal Skills,WritingNoNo
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ABOUT THE POSITION

We are seeking a Quality/Food Safety Specialist with initiative, flexibility, a positive attitude, & the desire to learn the business to join our Milling Team in Montreal, located on Mill Street. This person has to be an organized, autonomous and dynamic player. The Quality/Food Safety Specialist will be responsible for leading the manufacturing facilities with quality assurance, quality control and food safety areas. The QFS Specialist will oversee the quality control laboratory and technicians. This role will play vital role in ensuring compliance with regulatory, corporate, customer & 3rd party audit requirements. In addition, this position will be directly involved in the ongoing development, implementation & improvement of the local Quality Management System.
It is the expectation that the Quality/Food Safety Specialist will actively participate in continuous improvement objectives in order to meet or exceed customer requirements & business goals. This position reports directly to Quality/Food Safety Manager.

REQUIRED SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS

  • Must be highly motivated with the ability of working independently, with minimal supervision, while having a good team spirit.
  • Must have excellent interpersonal skills with an ability to communicate effectively and clearly both in writing and orally in both French and English.
  • Must be predisposed to multitasking and be able to prioritize and set goals.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications
  • Must be proficient in French and English, both spoken and written (A spoken and written English is required for this position due to business transactions and communication with American and other Canadian partners)

EDUCATION OR WORK EXPERIENCE

  • Must have a minimum of a college diploma in Food Chemistry or a related field
  • Previous supervision experience.
  • Milling industry experience is an asset.
  • Solid understanding of HACCP & Quality Management Systems through HACCP certification and/or inspection & auditing certification.
  • Laboratory experience

Responsibilities:

  • Keep safety a top priority in everything you do
  • Daily monitoring of the day-to-day facility processing operations to ensure adherence to all regulatory standards.
  • Identification of & continuous monitoring for potential sources of contamination within each product flow. Assistance in foreign material investigations.
  • Assess product quality risk as needed in determination of final product disposition.
  • Control & disposition of non-conforming product: return, reject, & rework product
  • Conduct customer complaint investigations, including root cause analysis and corrective actions
  • Assist in developing, implementing & validating science based HACCP & FSMA Food Safety plans, associated prerequisite programs, & SOPs for each process area within the facility.
  • Maintain audit-ready status of plant. Preparation for 3rd party & customer audits.
  • Lead role in conducting internal food safety, GMP audits, & SOP audits.
  • Track & trend data to ensure new trends are not developing. Assist in developing & implementing a plan of action to improve areas identified for improvement.
  • Development & implementation of training programs to instruct employees to monitor & document HACCP, SOP, & other required functions.
  • Maintenance of the Microbiological Control Program, including the performance of swabbing activities, result trending, & corrective action implementation & follow-up
  • Assurance of Positive Release: record review, verification of compliance with filed processes.
  • QA Responsibilities
  • Receiving of ingredients/packaging
  • Calibration of laboratory equipment. Calibration of critical measuring equipment: work with Operations to ensure legal for trade scales are certified/calibrated & functioning within limits
  • Assurance of adequacy & proper functioning of product protection devices, including but not limited to magnets, sifters, metal detectors, etc.
  • Directly responsible for advancing the Quality Culture at the Plant
  • Perform other duties as assigned and needed for the successful operation of the manufacturing facility.


REQUIREMENT SUMMARY

Min:N/AMax:5.0 year(s)

Pharmaceuticals

Production / Maintenance / Quality

Clinical Pharmacy

Diploma

Chemistry

Proficient

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Montréal, QC, Canada