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Food Auditor

Dayton, OH · On-site

$400 - $800/day

Auditors travel to client sites, perform inspections, determine compliance, review corrective actions, and submit their audit reports for review and certification. If you are self-motivated, enjoy ...

This position is home based with extensive travel required. You will: * You need to qualify as quality and safety lead auditor and have completed GWO Auditor Qualification Training (AQT) and ...

EAGLE Auditor

Dayton, OH · Remote

$400 - $800/day

Auditors travel to client sites, perform inspections, determine compliance, review corrective actions, and submit their audit reports for review and certification.If you are self-motivated, enjoy ...

Night Auditor

Garner, NC · On-site

$13.25 - $17.75/hr

Night Auditor Position Embark on an exciting hotel career with Crown Hotel & Travel Management, LLC. From hotel management jobs to front-line interaction with hotel guests and important behind-the ...

Night Auditor

Wilmington, NC · On-site

$12.75 - $17/hr

Night Auditor Position Embark on an exciting hotel career with Crown Hotel & Travel Management, LLC. From hotel management jobs to front-line interaction with hotel guests and important behind-the ...

This role is home-based position with extensive travel required. About the role You will perform ... Food You will: * Have GFSI standard auditor certification (FSSC, SQF, BRC or IFS) * Have ...

Auditor I

Ada, OK · On-site

$48K - $52K/yr

Job Posting Title Auditor I Agency 300 STATE AUDITOR AND INSPECTOR Supervisory Organization LGSSD ... Flexibility with travel and overnight arrangements are essential for this position as travel to ...

This role is home-based position with extensive travel required. About the role You will perform ... Food You will: * Have GFSI standard auditor certification (FSSC, SQF, BRC or IFS) * Have ...

Occasional travel to start after 9 months of employment not to exceed 25% of the role. Typical ... Auditing of both prospective and existing client businesses which includes completing a variety of ...

Occasional travel to start after 9 months of employment not to exceed 25% of the role. Typical ... Auditing of both prospective and existing client businesses which includes completing a variety of ...

The auditor will travel in a team to DCS contracted provider locations to conduct reviews and audits. The auditor will also be part of a larger statewide team that will have weekly team Teams ...

As an ISCC Auditor, you will play a crucial role in ensuring compliance with International ... Willingness to travel as required for on-site audits Additional Information Todas as suas ...

As an ISCC Auditor, you will play a crucial role in ensuring compliance with International ... Willingness to travel as required for on-site audits Additional Information Todas as suas ...

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How much do travel auditor jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 10, 2026, the average yearly pay for travel auditor in the United States is $92,797.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $72,000.00 and $112,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are some common challenges travel auditors face when reviewing travel expenses, and how can these be managed effectively?

Travel Auditors often encounter challenges such as inconsistent documentation, unclear expense justifications, and varying compliance standards across departments or regions. To manage these effectively, it’s important to maintain strong attention to detail, stay up to date on company travel policies, and communicate proactively with travelers and management. Building good relationships with employees and using automated expense management systems can also streamline the process and ensure accurate, efficient audits.

What is the difference between Travel Auditor vs Travel Accountant?

AspectTravel AuditorTravel Accountant
Required CredentialsCPA or accounting certification, relevant finance degreesCPA or accounting certification, finance degrees
Work EnvironmentAuditing travel expenses, compliance checks, financial reviewsManaging travel budgets, processing expenses, financial reporting
Employer & Industry UsageTravel agencies, corporations, government agenciesTravel agencies, corporations, hospitality industry
Common Search & ComparisonYesYes

Travel Auditors focus on reviewing and verifying travel expenses for accuracy and compliance, often conducting audits to prevent fraud. Travel Accountants handle the financial aspects of travel expenses, managing budgets, processing reimbursements, and preparing financial reports. While both roles require accounting credentials and work within similar environments, their primary responsibilities differ: auditing versus financial management of travel costs.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a travel auditor, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Travel Auditor, you need strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and a background in accounting or finance—often supported by a relevant degree or certification such as CPA or CTP. Familiarity with expense management systems, travel booking platforms, and auditing software is typically required. Excellent communication, integrity, and problem-solving abilities help Travel Auditors work effectively with employees and vendors to resolve discrepancies. These skills are crucial for ensuring compliance with travel policies, controlling costs, and maintaining accurate financial records.

What is a travel auditor?

Travel Auditors are professionals who review and evaluate travel expenses, reimbursement requests, and travel policy compliance within an organization. Their main role is to ensure that all travel-related expenditures are legitimate, properly documented, and adhere to company or regulatory guidelines. They may audit employee travel claims, analyze spending patterns, and recommend improvements to travel policies or procedures. By doing so, Travel Auditors help organizations prevent fraud, reduce costs, and maintain transparency in travel spending.
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Infographic showing various Travel Auditor job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 72% Full Time, 10% Part Time, and 17% Contract. Highlights an 92% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 6% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $92,797 per year, or $44.6 per hour.

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EAGLE is seeking Food Safety Auditors that are interested in making a positive impact and serving the needs of our clients. The Food Safety auditor is responsible for conducting audits in facilities (and farms for SQF) in accordance with both the audit scheme and EAGLE protocol. Auditors travel to client sites, perform inspections, determine compliance, review corrective actions, and submit their audit reports for review and certification.

If you are self-motivated, enjoy travel, believe in customer service and doing the right thing, EAGLE may be the company for you.

Independent Contract Auditor responsibilities:

Audit Scheduling: Coordinate and plan all resources necessary to lead an on-site audit at the customer's location.

Schedule Preparation: Research, prepare and communicate an effective audit schedule for upcoming audits that ensures efficiency and compliance with all audit requirements.

Conduct Audit: Conduct effective on-site audits including opening meeting, interviews, records inspection, process tracking, site inspections (physically observing activities where performed, making detailed notes of strengths & weaknesses. Conduct closing meetings, shares preliminary audit results.

Audit Report & Administration: Complete audit reports noting required information and other details discovered during audit. Process and submit all paperwork to the EAGLE office, per required timelines.

Corrective Action Processing: Review customer-submitted responses to non-conformances identified during audit. Advise customer and EAGLE of appropriateness of the customer's non-conformances' responses decisions.

Training & Education: Actively maintain the technical expertise required to audit specific standards through training and education. Maintain regulatory awareness and compliance requirements of GFSI CPOs and other standards, as appropriate.

Qualifications:

  • University degree in a related food sector category, food science, food technology, or related discipline.
  • 40 hour Lead Auditor training course
  • 2 day HACCP training course
  • 5 day SQF Lead Auditor training
  • 15 hours of continuing professional development
  • 5+ years of full time food industry experience in a food related technical, professional, or supervisory role.
  • For BRC,
    • University degree in a food related or bioscience discipline, or as a minimum have successfully completed a higher education course in a food or bioscience-related discipline (a minimum of 10 years industry experience may be used in lieu of a 4 year degree with BRC approval)
    • Lead Auditor course from a third party AND the BRC current food safety standard training course OR BRC Lead Auditor course with current standard training
    • 40 hour quality management system training
  • Ability to understand complex technical procedures relative to audited processes. Formulates analysis and position on compliance to established standards. Able to appreciate and understand different solutions to a problem.
  • Must be able to clearly and concisely communicate at all levels within an organization, customers, other auditors and EAGLE staff.
  • Detailed and concise with report writing.
  • Understands the management process in order to recognize a customer's management strengths, weaknesses and culture during an audit. Work well with other auditors, customers and EAGLE staff to successfully manage the interactions and audit process.
  • Strong technical, administrative, analytical and communication abilities required. Expertise and experience with processes and requirements of audit standards is required. Must continually work to enhance understanding of audit processes and requirements.

Documents the details of the audit process for review by customers, EAGLE staff, and possibly Accreditation Body review

Certified third-party auditor Pay Range: $400-$800 per day. Compensation takes into account a wide range of factors that are considered in making compensation decisions including, but not limited to, skills; experience and training; licensure and certifications; standards and other business and organizational needs.