Quality Control Technician

Role Summary

The Quality Control Technician receives raw materials and performs product inspection and/or audits in accordance with established quality control program. This role involves sampling and testing of incoming raw materials to ensure that they, along with in-process and finished products meet the company’s quality standards.

Responsibilities

• Receive and perform inspection of incoming raw material/components to ensure compliance with company quality standards
• Perform visual inspections on sub-assemblies and finished goods products to identify defects and non-conformances
• Maintain product quality by adhering to data management protocols
• Support efficient supply chain operations by complying with and maintaining inventory control procedures
• Ensure compliance with internal quality control standards and external regulations, and continuously improve quality control processes
• Assist in the development and implementation of quality control procedures
• Collaborate with production teams to address quality issues and recommend corrective actions

Qualifications

• Required: High School Diploma
• Preferred: A.A Degree

Education

• High School Diploma
• A.A Degree a plus

Skills

• Life Sciences industry experience preferred
• Experience working in a Quality Control environment is strongly desired
• Previous experience performing incoming inspections is strongly desired
• Detail-oriented, efficient, and excellent organization skills
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Strong team player with the ability to work independently
• Able to multi-task and prioritize
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office and other relevant software
• ISO and GMP experience preferred

Additional Requirements

• Working Conditions: Significant amount of time on the production floor, in a laboratory setting; some time in an office setting documenting inspection results, analyzing data, and communicating with team members
• Physical Requirements: Standing and walking; lifting and moving materials up to 50 pounds; use of hands for precise tasks such as handling samples and testing equipment