Sanitation inspector vs regulatory environmental compliance manager

Differences between sanitation inspector and regulatory environmental compliance manager duties and responsibilities

Sanitation inspector example responsibilities.

• Manage day-to-day production/sanitation operations in a USDA poultry processing facility.
• Work closely with all QA and QC teams to ensure all swabbing are conducted prior to proceeding with production.
• Maintain OSHA production sanitation requirements.
• Maintain safety program following OSHA compliance guidelines.
• Maintain supportive documentation for the sanitation standard operating procedures, GMP's and master sanitation schedule.
• Shadow the CSI inspector and assist in performing add solution checks as well as temperature checks relate to HACCP.

Regulatory environmental compliance manager example responsibilities.

• Manage and obtain full engines compliance from government s agencies such as EPA, and CARB.
• Manage sewage treatment plant direct discharge monitoring, operation, reporting and recordkeeping requirements.
• Develop and deliver training and training tools for all relevant internal EHS initiatives and regulatory require EHS training.
• Maintain facility compliance with OSHA regulations and procedures relate to hazard communication.
• Perform routine EHS inspections, audits, assessments, incident investigations and implement appropriate recommendations.
• Research and compile documentation need for litigation and work closely with legal counsel to resolve customer conflicts and avoid litigation.
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