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Qa Manager Job Description

Started by , May 27 2004 03:39 PM
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Hi,

Got an audit.
Need a job description for me
Anyone got any ideas of what to put in.

Sorry new to this,

Dave

PS I work in the food industry and the audit is IFS
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Anyone got any ideas of what to put in.

Just say what you're actually doing B)
Dave,

What are you new to?

The way it reads you have been 'thrown to the lions', so to speak.

I assume JD's are available for your colleagues, and perhaps your predecessor, so copy the same format. Otherwise it appears to be a large amount of documentation required.

You wil probably find examples floating around the web. Pop a search in and see.
Hi Dave and welcome to the forums.

A Quality Manager's role will vary from organisation to organisation depending on the human resources available therein. For example in an organisation without a human resource or technical department it's likely that the poor old Quality Manager will be lumbered with training and development and the resultant record keeping as well as supplier development, material approvals, specifications etc., etc., etc…

In fact the word ‘Quality' is a bit of a misnomer as a Quality Manager is often responsible for all of the business systems such as Quality, Health & Safety, Hygiene, and Environmental.

Franco is right it's simply a list of the things that you do. We can try and help you to compile the list, but first it would be helpful if you could let us know what resources you have in your organisation (organisation structure) and what disciplines you are responsible for e.g. Quality, Health & Safety, Hygiene, and Environmental and also any management systems you have in place e.g. HACCP, BRC, ISO 9001, ISO 14000 etc.

Regards,
Simon
"Just say what you're actually doing"

Isn't it better to say what you'll actually achieve?

rgds Jim
Jim,

perhaps that should be what you shall be the 'catalyst and coach' for the business to achieve.

Isn't it better to say what you'll actually achieve?

Is that a job description ? Or something else, maybe a system review report ?

perhaps that should be what you shall be the 'catalyst and coach' for the business to achieve.


Yes, Puzzle - I like that.


Is that a job description ? Or something else, maybe a system review report ?


Maybe, Franco.

A wise man taught me that there are three basic ways to describe your job:

1 what you are called

2 what you do

3 what you achieve

I like 3 best.

rgds Jim
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Jim,

Isn't it better to say what you'll actually achieve?


I am totally in sync with your approach in describing a "Job Description". Your approach is dynamic, objective driven and has room for continuous improvement towards coverage of new scopes and purposes where necessary and when required. (This is not so the case with the usual version)

A HACCP Manual is a living set of documents. Your brilliant idea represents that dynamic principle and I intend to adopt this approach in my next HACCP Team where their duties and responsibilites will be defined......needless to say on the basis of "what they intend to achieve". Thanks Jim.




Charles Chew
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Basic example attached.

Job Description QA Manager.pdf   206.39KB   241 downloads

Regards,

Tony



I think David dale is not around us in forums, anyhow other viewers get benefit if they were looking for QA manager JD.

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Jim,



I am totally in sync with your approach in describing a "Job Description". Your approach is dynamic, objective driven and has room for continuous improvement towards coverage of new scopes and purposes where necessary and when required. (This is not so the case with the usual version)

A HACCP Manual is a living set of documents. Your brilliant idea represents that dynamic principle and I intend to adopt this approach in my next HACCP Team where their duties and responsibilites will be defined......needless to say on the basis of "what they intend to achieve". Thanks Jim.




Charles Chew


Thank you for sharing information
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Best regards.


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