Job Description
Develop, review and update food safety and quality systems and it's compliance for GMP, SSOP, HACCP, Traceability, QA-QC SOPs, and Halal Assurance systems as part of overall product quality control efforts.
Develop, review and control cleaning and sanitation program effectiveness on site
Conduct internal audit and daily inspection to verify the GMP, HACCP and Cleaning Sanitation implementation.
Ensure cleanliness and hygiene standards in production area are maintained
Coordinate with related department for RCA and CAPA to non conformance in system compliance
Coordinate and manage quality document control in accordance with company policies.
Implement and develop quality control systems such as sampling methods, quality inspection procedures, and protocols—from raw materials to finished products—to ensure the safety and consistency of product quality
Collaborate with relevant teams to investigate data related to customer complaints.
Ensure laboratory operations and analysis results are conducted in accordance with established standards.
Prepare and submit daily, weekly, and monthly reports.
Qualifications
Experience in QA/QC Dept min 3 years in FMCG - Food Industry
Knowledge of GMP, HACCP, ISO 22000/FSSC 22000, hygienic design supported by relevant training certificates.
A graduate from a university with a major in Chemistry, Food Technology, or Biology.
Good analytical and problem-solving skills
Has completed training in Six Sigma and QC 7 Tools
Asthanesia is a holding company in the food and consumer goods industry that supports the growth of businesses rooted in local potential and driven by innovation. From building brands that celebrate the richness of Indonesia’s culinary heritage to empowering food-tech innovation, Asthanesia continues to grow as a modern enterprise, while staying grounded in the values of integrity, sustainability, and impact., Our portfolio includes a range of business units such as PT Agrinesia Raya, PT RasaLokal Nusantara, PT Nutrisi Lokanatura Nusantara, Belah Doeren, Kopielatte, and Taro Bun. These businesses are home to more than 10 brands — from beloved traditional snacks to modern food innovations