Quality Control Inspector
$27.00 per hour
ApplyQuality Control Inspector
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$27.00 per hour
About the role
- Inspect produce and floral items per Standard Operating Procedures for compliance with Safeway specifications.* Use and maintain analytical tools.* Enter Quality data into database and complete other documentation accurately and in a timely manner.* Report key Quality Assurance information based on set Safeway standards to Procurement.* Resolve receiving issues in terms of quality of product as well as quantity on a timely basis to allow proper warehouse receiving.* Work with Quality Control management to quickly reconcile any outstanding issues so as not to cause out-of-stock conditions.* Assist in banana ripening.* Work with warehouse personnel to answer any questions with regard to product quality, packs or proper temperatures.* Monitor warehouse produce inventory for quality conditions on a daily basis and report older perishable commodities to replenishment personnel.* Other duties as required by management. Qualifications and Skills* 4-year college degree in food science/agribusiness or equivalent related industry experience.* Retail produce and floral knowledge and USDA/CFIA Inspection experience helpful.* Warehouse/receiving experience.* Fresh produce or floral growing, packing and/or harvesting a benefit.* Good management skills and ability to relate with diverse workforce.* Strong computer skills including Microsoft Excel, Access, and Word.* Basic math skills. * Excellent oral and written communication skills.* Ability to differentiate between colors.* Ability to work in 34 to 38 degree temperatures for extended periods of time.* Ability to lift/move boxes up to 75 lbs. and up to 6 feet high.* Ability to work on rotating weekends and flexible hours.
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