Quality Control Technician
applied laboratoriesColumbus (IN)
Quality Control Technician
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applied laboratoriesColumbus (IN)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Applied Laboratories, Inc. is a family-owned company located in Columbus Indiana. For more than 40 years we have specialized in developing, manufacturing and packaging over-the-counter health care products for customers across the U.S. and abroad. We continue to focus on our customers by providing them with quality products through continuous improvement which has been the key to our continued success. As we grow, we strive to maintain that unique small business feel while encouraging employee training and personal growth throughout all of our teams. The pharmaceutical industry continues to expand creating new job opportunities within our company.
Summary: We are currently looking for a Quality Control Technician on 1st shift.
Responsibilities:
- Collect Product Samples (Bulk and Finished)
- Perform basic lab tests
- Approve line start-ups (ensure proper set up, sign in componentry)
- Perform routine line checks (every two hours)
- Perform product counts at the end of lot production
- Assist in product inspections when line check issues occur
- Release product (mainly bulk product for filling)
- Maintain lab cleanliness and organization
- Maintain lab notebooks and logbooks
- Assist with final product release when requested
- Assist with maintaining lab equipment documentation and checks, as requested
- Additional duties as requested by manager as trained
- Auditing of lab notebook and batch records
- Maintain Reserve Inspection and logs
- Maintain Retention skids and logs
- Daily verification/calibrations of scales, scanners, and meters
- Additional per manager's discretion
Qualifications:
High School Diploma or Equivalent Extreme attention to detail Self-motivated OrganizedMulti-tasker Computer proficient (Excel, Word, Adobe) Quality Assurance experience a plus Excellent attendance
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