Quality Assurance Technician
inergroupinsourcingsolutionsDayton (OH)
Quality Assurance Technician
Posted yesterday
inergroupinsourcingsolutionsDayton (OH)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$17/hr
About the role
Hiring Immediately - Warehouse Quality Technician - Fairfield, OH: Inergroup is hiring immediately for Warehouse Quality Technician jobs in Fairfield, OH. As a Quality Technician, you will assist the shift quality team in delivering high level results by supporting the Quality system through production batch record creation, review, and release. Weekly pay starting at $17/hr.
Responsibilities:
Conduct standardized qualitative and quantitative testing to ensure product meets specifications. Monitors product quality; identifies and isolates product that does not meet standards. Recognizes deficiencies and initiates proper follow-up. Aids in troubleshooting and supports resolution of incoming materials issues. Directs product control and release processes in WMS and SAP Communicates quality results and issues both internally and externally Supports quality work processes - Deviations, Mock Recall, CaPA, etc. Follows and enforces all the policies and procedures set forth to promote quality and regulatory compliance, safety and report any outages.
Requirements:
- Quality Assurance work experience (FDA regulated business preferred)
- Demonstrated ability to complete and review very detailed and sensitive documentation. Excellent problem-solving skills
- Working knowledge of cGMP's
- Possess high professional ethics, dependability, good judgment and ability to take decisive action
- Effective communication (verbal and written) and interpersonal skills
- Adhere to company safety standards
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