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We are hiring a QHSE Manager. Job Requirements
Bac+3 to Bac+5 in Quality, Hygiene, Safety, Environment (QHSE), Food Science, Biology, Microbiology or equivalent field). Additional training in food safety and quality management would be an asset. Experience in the food industry of at least 3 years would be desirable. Good knowledge of HACCP, ISO 22000 and ISO 9001. Certification or training as an internal auditor would be appreciated. Ability to supervise, mobilize, empower and advance the QHSE team in order to achieve quality and health safety objectives. Rigor and attention to detail: ability to ensure strict compliance with standards, procedures and quality requirements. Analytical and synthetic skills: ability to identify the causes of non-conformities and put in place effective corrective and preventive actions. Ability to enforce QHSE requirements with teams, especially in production. Applicant profile
Education / Qualifications
Experience Level: Medium
Years of work experience: Between 3 years and 5 years
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