Plant protection supervisor vs planting supervisor

Differences between plant protection supervisor and planting supervisor duties and responsibilities

Plant protection supervisor example responsibilities.

• Maintain full accountability for managing all aspects of day-to-day safety and security activities in accordance with organizational goals and objectives.
• Monitor CCTV camera network to eliminate internal and external theft.
• Conduct internal investigations and are involved in implementation and monitoring of metal detectors with experience in CCTV usage.
• Audit internal compliance with EPA, OSHA, federal, state, and local laws.
• Work with local and federal agencies including fire department, police, OSHA, and ATF.
• Maintain full accountability for managing all aspects of day-to-day safety and security activities in accordance with organizational goals and objectives.
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Planting supervisor example responsibilities.

• Manage and perform training per GMP and AIB standards.
• Manage the USDA paperwork and daily inspections of the plant.
• Manage all aspects such as payroll, vacation, discipline, training and safety issues for 118 plant employees.
• Need to make sure that the facility are inspection ready at all times with USDA and FDA audits.
• Help with plant inspections including SQF and HACCP.
• Assist and troubleshoot in any operation that may have cause down time.
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