FSQA Technician: Food Safety & Quality Assurance

Sysco Corp.; Florida; On-site; USD 42,000 - 58,000; Full time

Job summary

Sysco Buckhead Meat Florida is seeking a Food Safety & Quality Assurance Technician to monitor FSQA programs and assist audits, training, and supplier/customer communication. The role requires evaluating processes to ensure compliance with regulatory and corporate standards within a meat/seafood production setting.

Responsibilities include supporting HACCP, GMPs, and SQF audits, participating in plant visits, and coordinating with operations and sales teams to address quality issues.

Qualifications

• Formal job training in TQM principles, SPC, HACCP concepts, CFIA/FDA regulations would be beneficial.
• Formal quality and sensory analysis training would be helpful.
• 1–3 years of meat/seafood industry experience at a federal CFIA/FDA plant preferred.

Responsibilities

• Monitor FSQA programs including HACCP, sanitation SOPs, pest control, GMPs, approved supplier program, foreign material control, and product quality assurance.
• Assist in employee training of FSQA programs, policies, and procedures.
• Assist in implementation of independent FSQA audit program – SQF Audits.
• Assist with product evaluations, plant visits, and supplier/customer communication; help during emergencies as directed by plant leadership.

Skills

Report writing

Mathematics

Problem solving

Interpersonal communication

Education

TQM training

CFIA/FDA regulations knowledge

Tools

PC skills

Lab equipment

Food prep equipment

Job description

Sysco Buckhead Meat Florida is seeking a Food Safety & Quality Assurance Technician to monitor FSQA programs and assist audits, training, and supplier/customer communication. The role requires evaluating processes to ensure compliance with regulatory and corporate standards within a meat/seafood production setting.

Responsibilities include supporting HACCP, GMPs, and SQF audits, participating in plant visits, and coordinating with operations and sales teams to address quality issues.