SQF Practitioner in West Chester, Ohio at Taylor Logistics Inc
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Position Title: SQF Practitioner
Reports to: Warehouse Operations Manager
Position Summary
The SQF Practitioner is responsible for developing, implementing, and maintaining the company’s Safe Quality Food (SQF) program. This role ensures compliance with all regulatory, customer, and company food safety and quality standards. The SQF Practitioner has the authority and responsibility to oversee the integrity of the SQF system and foster a culture of food safety throughout the organization.
Key Responsibilities
- Maintain and enforce all company and customer food safety and quality standards across warehouse operations.
- Develop, implement, and update food safety policies and procedures in accordance with Taylor, customer, regulatory, and SQF requirements.
- Manage vendor and supplier contracts for materials utilized within the warehouse to ensure compliance with food safety standards.
- Train and educate employees on food safety and quality policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements.
- Maintain accurate and up-to-date employee food safety training records.
- Oversee and maintain the Pest Control Program and Sanitation Program.
- Ensure compliance with HACCP principles and maintain knowledge of the CAPA system (Corrective and Preventive Action).
- Monitor operations for food safety and quality issues; report and escalate concerns to the appropriate stakeholders.
- Administer and maintain the work order system and maintenance schedule to ensure facility compliance with safety and operational requirements.
- Support and participate in SQF audits, certifications, and regulatory inspections.
Willing to be certified on SQF standards, HACCP, and food safety regulations.
Strong organizational skills with the ability to train employees at all levels.
Problem-solving, communication, and documentation skills.
Prior warehouse or food manufacturing environment strongly preferred.