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Kraft Heinz

Makes packaged foods for homes and restaurants

Quality Supervisor

Validation, Compliance & Quality SystemsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeHolland, MI, USAIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Prefer a minimum of 3 years of experience working in quality, production, or sanitation departments within the food industry, with at least 3 years in a leadership position in a food manufacturing facility.
  • Prefer a strong understanding of HACCP principles, food safety regulations, quality system management, sanitation run rules, production processes, and the KHMS framework, if applicable.
  • Prefer proficiency in Microsoft Office, SAP, Agile, and matrix databases.
  • Be able to stand, reach with hands and arms, and stoop or kneel; regularly lift and/or move up to 10 pounds, frequently up to 20 pounds, and occasionally less than 50 pounds.

Responsibilities

  • Lead the department’s quality programs to maintain a high level of food safety compliance.
  • Support planning, defining, and directing the site auditing control program to ensure compliance with procedures, policies, Good Manufacturing Practices standards, company requirements, and regulatory, federal, and local laws.
  • Perform assignments in accordance with 5S, Six Sigma, and Lean Manufacturing initiatives.
  • Support the KHMS system and operational standards outlined in the plant accountability list.
  • Train, mentor, and lead off-shift site Quality, Maintenance, Materials, and Production team members to meet quality program goals; support the site KHMS/ISO Coordinator; monitor and maintain the plant KHMS program in compliance with current company and international audit standards; facilitate and co-lead the site cross-functional quality team; and participate with corporate teams to support successful site certifications.
  • Ensure Specification, KPI, KHMS, FSSC, ISO, and Golden Rules plans are maintained and executed.
  • Support internal and external inspections and regulatory visits; lead off-shift audit preparation, accompany inspectors, and complete reports for communication and process-owner postings.
  • Lead follow-ups to non-conformances and provide responses for off-shift risks; review and approve minor change requests.
  • Monitor weekly sanitation records for compliance and follow up to ensure adherence to programs and limits that support food safety.
  • Lead plant sanitation improvement, automation, and expansion projects.
  • Direct and report on plant sanitation programs, including PSS, RSS, PIC/PEC, expansion, and extended runs.
  • Direct sanitation environmental control programs, including clean-equipment swabs, environmental monitoring, and pathogen testing.
  • Coordinate and conduct full sanitation audits, including equipment tear-downs, to verify the effectiveness of equipment-cleaning procedures.
  • Perform assignments in accordance with established Good Manufacturing Practices, policies, and procedures.
  • Support compliance with Hold/Release documentation and product dispositioning.
  • Complete and lead validation studies for CCPs, OPRPs, and other significant controls in accordance with approved methodologies.
  • Maintain Quality Suite to track and trend quality-check data and create new projects as needed.
  • Perform net-content calculation analysis for new SKUs to meet NIST requirements or retarget current SKUs.
  • Ensure compliance with Golden Rules and other quality principles through routine auditing, reporting, and trending.
  • Provide off-shift expertise and support other shifts; participate in equipment commissioning and startup, ensuring applicable quality and food safety procedures are standardized and gaps are identified for corrective action.
  • Follow approved change-control procedures, including reviewing partial HACCP plans and issuing Agile change requests as needed; serve as the point of contact for meetings affecting third shift.

About the Company

Kraft Heinz

Makes packaged foods for homes and restaurants

Kraft Heinz makes packaged foods and drinks for households, restaurants and other foodservice operators around the world. Its portfolio includes Heinz ketchup and spans sauces, cheese, ready meals, coffee and refrigerated foods. The company develops recipes, manufactures products in its factories and works with outside producers to supply different markets. It earns revenue by selling through grocery chains, wholesalers, online retailers and distributors that serve commercial kitchens. With operating roots in Heinz's 1869 business and its combined group formed by a 2015 merger, it is co-headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Chicago, Illinois.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Pittsburgh, PA
Founded
1869

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