Produce Quality Inspector (overnight shift)

Posted 7 days ago

j ambrogi foodsThorofare (NJ)

Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers Perishable Prepared Food Manufacturing

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About the role

Product Quality Inspector We are in search of a Product Quality Inspector to join J. Ambrogi Foods and support our produce quality-checking operations. The Product Quality Inspector role is a very important position in a critical segment of J. Ambrogi Foods Operations. Working in a fast-paced environment the Product Quality inspector must be organized and finish tasks in a timely manner. The quality control inspector must work diligently to ensure that the fruit/vegetables are carefully inspected, and the detailed information is accurately recorded.

RESPONSIBILITIES: Inspect fresh produce prior to being shipped out and periodically while in cold storage to ensure the quality of the product. Produces inspection and quality control reports that accurately communicates the analysis to purchasing, sales, and management. Advises on the selection of products for customer shipments and the managing of good inventory turnover. Investigate and resolve quality-related problems in a timely manner. Coordinates and participates in product selection and repacking operations. Monitors the quality control inspections for these operations. Build and maintain secure relationships with warehouse employees, and managers.

Requirements: Knowledge of basic food safety standards and issues. Produce Inspection Skills, knowledge of USDA grade standards, methods, and techniques Must be organized and have problem-solving skills. Make appropriate decisions, work independently, and communicate clearly and effectively Able to lift 40 lbs.

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