Raw Material Inspector 1st Shift

Posted 17 days ago

fresh expressColumbia (SC)

SENIORITY

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About the role

Product Inspector Objective: To ensure product used within the facility meets both company and customer requirements
Safety Requirements: Must be able to lift 35lbs+ using approved lifting techniques Must be able to be on feet for extended periods of time in cold, wet environments
Job Responsibilities: Inspect all raw product trucks (Organic and Conventional) per Fresh Express Receiving SOP received during shift (10pm, 4am, 8am)Document inspection results on paper and in Safetychain per shipment, per vendor lot Communicate product inspection results with QA management regularly during shift, via email or phone Apply HOLD tags as required per inspection results or QA management direction, documenting in HOLD log Monitor inventory for aged product and coordinate documentation with QA Supervision Complete dump allocations (as needed) when product is rotated by receiving crew, collecting information and documenting in Safetychain Monitor raw product during production in raw feed and reporting findings to QA management Collect samples from raw product as needed for shipments Select raw product used for production samples, as needed Follow up on previous shipments, as needed and directed Monitor coolers and report uncovered bins and notify supply chain employees if clean-up is required Monitor for safety issues or GMP violations, reporting to QA management when found Other duties as assigned by QA management
Minimum Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent 2+ years Receiving inspection or quality assurance experience preferred General computer skills Ability to work in cold and wet environment Must be detail-oriented with respect to documentation and and open to change Self-motivated and result oriented Excellent attendance Positive team player

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