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Quality Assurance Auditor
Location: Elland, West Yorkshire
                Schedule: Full-time, Monday to Friday, Rotating 06:00-14:00pm / 14:00pm – 22:00pm.
Salary: £12.24 Per Hour (£25,459.20)

Are you passionate about food safety, quality, and compliance? Do you thrive in a structured team environment and have an eye for detail? We are looking for a Quality Assurance Auditor to join our Technical Department in a food manufacturing setting.

About the Role

As a Quality Assurance Auditor, you will work closely with the manufacturing team to ensure all food safety and quality standards are met at all times. Your role will be crucial in maintaining product integrity, conducting audits, and driving continuous improvement initiatives.

Key Responsibilities:

Conduct daily line audits and verify Critical Control Points (CCPs).
Monitor food safety, hygiene, and quality standards across the site.
Support the maintenance and updating of HACCP systems.
Investigate non-conformances and collaborate with teams to resolve issues.
Carry out internal audits, GMP inspections, and compliance checks.
Participate in taste panels and product testing.
Ensure adherence to customer-specific codes of practice.
Assist in training teams on technical and quality procedures.
Support external audits and maintain accurate documentation.
Play an active role in continuous improvement and risk management.

What We’re Looking For

We’re looking for a detail-oriented, proactive individual with a strong background in food manufacturing and quality assurance.

Essential Skills & Experience:

Previous experience in a food manufacturing environment.
Strong understanding of food safety, hygiene, and quality systems.
Level 3 HACCP and Level 3 Food Safety qualifications (or willingness to obtain).
Excellent attention to detail with strong literacy and numerical skills.
Flexible approach to working hours in line with business needs.

Why Join Us?

Be part of a forward-thinking and quality-driven team.
Opportunities for professional development and training.
Work in a dynamic and supportive environment where your expertise is valued.

Keywords - HACCP, BRC, Technical, Quality, QA, Quality Assurance, 

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