Quality Control 1st shift

6am-4:30pm Monday-Friday

$16/hour

The Quality Control Technician is responsible for ensuring that materials, processes, and the facility meet established quality standards. This role involves conducting regular checks, verifying incoming materials, maintaining accurate documentation, performing facility audits from a quality perspective, and contributing to the training of associates on quality-related procedures. The ideal candidate will have a keen eye for detail, a strong understanding of quality principles, and the ability to communicate effectively.

Responsibilities:

Conducting Hourly Quality Checks: Perform regular inspections and audits of work areas, processes, and equipment to ensure adherence to quality standards and identify any potential deviations or non-conformities. This may involve visual inspections, dimensional checks, or other quality tests as required.

Receiving and Inspecting Incoming Materials.

Maintaining Quality Documentation: Accurately and meticulously complete all necessary quality-related paperwork, including inspection reports, audit logs, non-conformance reports, and training records. Ensure all documentation is organized and readily accessible.

Performing Facility Quality Checks: Conduct periodic audits of the facility to ensure compliance with quality standards, good manufacturing practices (GMP), and other relevant regulations. This may involve checking environmental conditions, storage practices, and overall cleanliness from a quality perspective.

Assisting with Periodic Training: Participate in the development and delivery of training sessions for associates on quality control procedures, standards, and best practices. Reinforce the importance of quality throughout the organization.

Identifying and Reporting Non-Conformances: Recognize and document any instances of non-conforming materials, processes, or conditions. Assist in the investigation of root causes and the implementation of corrective actions.

Maintaining Equipment and Work Areas: Ensure that quality control equipment is properly maintained and calibrated. Keep work areas clean and organized to prevent contamination or errors.

Contributing to Continuous Improvement: Participate in quality improvement initiatives by identifying areas for enhancement and suggesting solutions.

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