Quality Control Lab Technician
iconmaAda (MI)
About the role
Job Description:
Our Client, a Manufacturing and Distribution Facilities company, is looking for a Quality Control Lab Technician for their Ada, MI location.
Responsibilities:
- Conduct quality testing on raw materials, in-process, finished products in the lean cells.
- Perform Sensory and Taste testing on nutrition raw materials and finished goods
- Testing includes use of titrators, viscometers, NIR/IR, pH meters, and other high volume tests
- Perform odor and appearance evaluation on samples throughout production
- Work both independently as well as with manufacturing
- Communicate with manufacturing when in-process adjustments are required
- Maintain laboratory work area and assist with general laboratory cleaning
- Inventory management
Requirements:
- Experience with performing wet chemistry, physical, sensory tests, and other lean cell testing experience
- Attention to detail to follow standard operating procedures, safety requirements, test procedures and current good manufacturing practices (cGMP)
- Ability to offer recommendations for continuous improvements
- Talent to prioritize work effectively and complete work efficiently meeting high quality standards
A desire for a sense of ownership and basic understanding of manufacturing processes related to quality testing.
Why Should You Apply?
Health Benefits
Referral Program
Excellent growth and advancement opportunities
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