Quality Supervisor

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The Quality Supervisor supervises Quality staff in their day-to-day responsibilities. Ensures in-process quality functions are performed,

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The Quality Supervisor supervises Quality staff in their day-to-day responsibilities. Ensures in-process quality functions are performed, and manufacturing operations are in compliance with company policies, procedures, and applicable cGMP requirements. Assures timely disposition of incoming ingredients, component, blends, and finished goods. This position also confirms lab activities are consistent, accurate and detailed.

Regulate day-to-day activities and training of Quality personnel including quality inspectors and laboratory personnel.
Coordinate the day-to-day activities, training, and qualification of all relevant personnel, ensuring employees possess the knowledge, skills, and certifications required to complete their roles optimally.
Handle the validation, maintenance, calibration, and ongoing functionality of laboratory instrumentation and equipment to support quality, compliance, and operational reliability.
Conduct OOS investigations with focus on identifying root causes and taking corrective action where appropriate; document and communicate non-conformances to interested parties
Oversee the integrity of quality documentation and laboratory methodologies, ensuring accurate records, processes, and reliable testing outcomes.
Partner with Production, Research & Development, Procurement and Planning, and other departments to understand production or corporate priorities and adjust personnel and department priorities as needed
Champion compliance with current company, departmental and regulatory requirements
Run quality metrics collection and analysis, controlled document development and revision, and electronic system administration, ensuring data integrity, regulatory compliance, and continuous improvement across quality operations.
Perform Quality Inspector duties as backup when needed and lead for special projects as assigned
Site QMS systems lead resource (e.g. Redzone, Master Control, Ignition, etc.)
Other duties as assigned

Direct supervision of Quality department inspectors and lab technicians

Requirements

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Education and Experience:

BA or BS in scientific field or equivalent education/experience
Two years' Quality experience maintaining compliance with applicable regulatory, quality, and operational standards
Four years’ hands-on QC or analytical chemistry experience within a controlled manufacturing environment
2+ year supervisory experience in a comparable setting
Project management experience preferred

Occasional travel to California or 3rd party test labs or supplier(s)

Proven understanding of cGMP requirements and quality systems within a regulated industry, such as food, dietary supplements, cosmetics, or pharmaceuticals, required. Knowledge of regulatory requirements for dietary supplements (21 CFR Part 111) preferred.
Technical proficiency in analytical methodologies
Excels in laboratory protocols and equipment
Confirmed ability to lead and develop staff
Collaborate, influence and operate productively across multiple departments
Ability to read and interpret regulatory documents
Independently iron out problems and make decisions based on company and/or quality policy
Exhibit strong organizational and prioritization skills, effectively balancing multiple responsibilities and timelines while maintaining accuracy and attention to detail.
Possess the drive and grit to meet set goals
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Dedication to and ability to demonstrate TM’s values: humility, respect, quality, collaboration, innovation and sustainability

Technical Skills:

Intermediate MS Suite
WMS/ERP systems preferred

Regularly works in the QC laboratory with hazardous chemicals present, requiring competence and familiarity with safe handling and storage of acids, bases and solvents.
Routinely functions in production area(s)warehouse, must follow GMP requirements and safety precautions for each area.

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