Quality Shift Supervisor

About Snack Innovations

Snack Innovations is a leading manufacturer of better-for‑you salty snack food located in Piscataway NJ. We produce a wide range of snack chips, sticks, straws, curls and popcorn.

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Snack Innovations is a leading manufacturer of better-for‑you salty snack food located in Piscataway NJ. We produce a wide range of snack chips, sticks, straws, curls and popcorn.

Reporting to the Quality Manager, the Quality Shift Supervisor leads quality and food safety activities on an assigned shift at a Snack Innovations manufacturing facility in Piscataway, New Jersey. This role is built for someone who can direct Quality Techs, maintain a strong floor presence, troubleshoot product and process concerns, ensure required checks and records are completed, and respond quickly when food safety or quality risks arise.

• Lead the daily activities of Quality Techs on the assigned shift, including work assignments, coverage, priorities, and follow-up
• Ensure start‑up, in‑process, changeover, and finished product checks are completed at required frequencies and against approved specifications and sampling plans
• Maintain a visible presence on the production floor and respond promptly to quality, food safety, and production‑readiness concerns
• Review completed quality records for accuracy, completeness, and timely escalation of issues
• Train, coach, and provide day‑to‑day guidance to Quality Techs on procedures, testing methods, documentation, Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs), and quality expectations
• Communicate shift priorities, open issues, product holds, and required follow‑up through effective shift handoffs

• Oversee required product testing, including weight, moisture, sodium, nitrogen, bulk density, appearance, flavor, seasoning application, packaging integrity, and coding
• Verify that incoming materials, ingredients, formulations, seasonings, packaging materials, labels, and product codes meet specifications and match production requirements
• Review out‑of‑specification results and nonconforming products or materials, initiate holds when authorized, and ensure concerns are promptly escalated
• Verify metal detector checks, package integrity testing, traceability information, and other required control checks are completed according to procedure
• Coordinate raw material, in‑process, finished product, environmental, and retain sampling and required testing
• Oversee GMP, hygiene, allergen control, foreign material, pre‑operational, sanitation verification, and environmental monitoring activities on the assigned shift
• Immediately elevate conditions that could affect food safety, legality, quality, product release, or production start‑up

• Ensure quality and food safety records are completed accurately, legibly, and on time in paper or electronic systems
• Support investigations of deviations, recurring defects, foreign material events, customer complaints, and other quality or food safety concerns
• Gather and review samples, records, observations, and other information needed to support root‑cause analysis and corrective actions
• Ensure laboratory and production testing equipment is clean, properly calibrated or verified, and used according to established procedures
• Support audits, traceability exercises, mock recalls, product trials, and regulatory or customer visits as assigned

• Partner with Production, Sanitation, Maintenance, Warehouse, the Quality Manager, and quality leadership to resolve shift‑level issues while protecting product integrity
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