Quality Control Analyst
$22.45 - $44.85 per hour
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$22.45 - $44.85 per hour
About the role
- Coordinates, facilitates and reviews in-process and final release testing for all products
- Plans, assigns and directs the daily work activities in the Quality Control lab
- Ensures effective transitions between shifts.
- Works closely with individuals from other departments to ensure product is released on time and according to schedule
- Works closely with Quality Control Manager to ensure all Quality Control objectives are met or exceeded
- Enhances productivity by uncovering inefficiencies and recommending solutions
- Trains new and current Quality Control technicians
- Performs in-process and final release testing
- Calibrate and maintain QC laboratory equipment according to schedule.
- Initiates and authors Quality Incidents (QI)
- Reviews/approves new and revised Standard Operating Procedures as necessary
- Assists Manager in troubleshooting and other projects as necessary
- Provides support for technical and quality issues
- Communicates quality issues to QC management in a timely manner
- The QC Team Leader is responsible for assisting QC Technicians by coaching, mentoring and training. The Team Leader must perform all duties in a professional manner to ensure a positive team environment.
- Prior Quality Control experience in medical device manufacturing
- Knowledge of enzyme and/or immunochromatographic assays, generation of laboratory statistics, performance troubleshooting and data analysis.
- Experience with GMP, FDA, ISO and USDA regulations
- The base pay for this position is $22.45 – $44.85 per hour. In specific locations, the pay range may vary from the range posted.
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