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Job summary
1. Review the fruits and vegetables (FnV) quality during the inbound at Amazon LPC (DC), spokes (UFF-FCs) and vendors
2. Reject the damaged/defective items back to the vendor
3. Make a note of the items rejected during the inbound (by item/by vendor, quantity)
4. Audit the quality during picking & packing process performed by the LPC associates
5. Monitor the Packaging standards during packing process
6. Perform daily audit of F&V Bins and share weekly/daily report with the stakeholders
7. Train the spoke and DC associates on FnV quality and packaging.
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS
1. A bachelor’s degree in food-related discipline, such as food science, microbiology, or food industry management is minimum requirement.
2. Should have latest 2-3 yrs. of experience in food production companies or government inspection agencies.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
Should have latest 2-3 yrs. of experience in food production companies or government inspection agencies.
Demonstrated history of working with varied stakeholders and ensuring on ground controls for quality
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