QA Specialist
idrFort Worth (TX)
About the role
IDR is seeking a QA Specialist to join one of our top clients in Fort Worth, TX. If you are looking for an opportunity to join a large organization and work within an ever-growing team-oriented culture, please apply today!
Position Overview for the QA Specialist
The QA Specialist works independently to provide quality assurance oversight of any area assigned where the business is responsible for adhering to current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMPs) including critical utilities (e.g. Automation, equipment, HVAC, etc.), warehouse, distribution processes, inspection, labeling and packaging, batch disposition, new product introduction.
Required Skills for the QA Specialist
5+ years of experience in a Quality Assurance role
3+ years of experience serving as Trackwise SME - (deviations, complaints, distribution events), ensuring compliant root cause analysis.
3+ years of experience working with GXP regulations
3 + years of experience Knowledge of auditing techniques
Experience working in Logistics as QA POC
Continuous Improvement Certification: Yellow Belt or higher
What’s in it for you: Competitive compensation package
Full Benefits; Medical, Vision, Dental, and more!
Opportunity to get in with an industry leading organization
Close-knit and team-oriented culture
Why IDR?
20+ Years of Proven Industry Experience in 4 major markets
Employee Stock Ownership Program
Dedicated Engagement Manager who is committed to you and your success
Medical, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance
ClearlyRated’s Best of Staffing® Client and Talent Award winner 12years in a row
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