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[Mahmoud Bakr]

Hello dear forum members, I am trying to build a career in food safety and quality control. What the daily tasks for the quality coordinator and when his work day start? What is the relation between the quality coordinator and the operation management?

which topics of interests I should read about for further information? Thanks, Simon in advance      

   

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[Charles.C]

hello dear forum members 

I am trying to build a career in food safety and quality control

what the daily tasks for the quality coordinator and when his work day start ?

what is the relation between the quality coordinator and the operation management?

which topics of interests I should read about for further information ?

thanks

thanks Simon in advance      

 

Hi Mahmoud,

 

The answer to yr OP is sort of Book sized ?

 

I can recommend some QC/QA texts if you are interested ?

[Mahmoud Bakr]

thank you 

Charles.C s

what about Quality control for dummies series

and what sort of assurance text I can Read

skills required ??

thanks in advance

[Timwoodbag]

 

skills required ??

 

 

Critical Thinking, Compromising with Management, Ability to Work Long Hours.

[Scampi]

patience patience patience

 

aka talking with ignorant people is hard

 

oh, and you should probably be a bit of a control freak, super organized (even if it doesn't look like it) and a glutton for punishment

 

be able to understand how the entire plant functions, not just the food safety part---none of what we do is done in a silo

 

Its hard to fix issues when you can't really understand the actual problem

[Charles.C]

thank you 

Charles.C s

what about Quality control for dummies series

and what sort of assurance text I can Read

skills required ??

thanks in advance

 

Hi Mahmoud,

 

I suggest, for Starters -

 

- QC/QA - Juran's Quality Handbook: The Complete Guide to Performance Excellence

 

- HACCP - HACCP: A Practical Approach, Mortimore & Wallace

[esali]

thank you 

Charles.C s

what about Quality control for dummies series

and what sort of assurance text I can Read

skills required ??

thanks in advance

• maintaining a good attitude
• communicating with others
• multitask if need to
• ablility to work long hours
• ability to work Excel/Word
• organization
• LOTS OF PATIENCE AND FOCUSING

 It takes time and long hours to understand every book and the flow thorughout the facility. You will get knowledge from people that might know a thing or two. Don't just focus on your food safety at your section and think that's all you need to know. Apply yourself to explore the facility to understand the process of all. You'd be surprised the amount you will learn from others and the help you are giving yourself to further understand the QA responsibilites.

[cgarcia1]

Hello dear forum members, I am trying to build a career in food safety and quality control. What the daily tasks for the quality coordinator and when his work day start? What is the relation between the quality coordinator and the operation management?

which topics of interests I should read about for further information? Thanks, Simon in advance      

I am currently work in a small family run business (USDA) and am training to become the QC Manager/HACCP Coordinator, our current manager is in 70s and has been in the industry for 40 years (I am 24). I am learning a lot just from him, plant manager(worked for company for over 13 years) and just walking the floor. Learning the whole process of why they do things from start to finish helps to further my understanding. In the first couple months of starting my jobs all I did was look over paperwork, read HACCP plans (6 plans), USDA articles, etc. I eventually was able to create and implement one of our HACCP plans.