Quality Assurance Monitor
mm groupIndianapolis (IN)
About the role
Quality Assurance Monitor To strengthen our ambitious Quality Assurance Team at our plant in Indianapolis, IN we are looking for a highly competent Quality Assurance Monitor.
Your Role:
You will monitor quality, segregation, documentation, and security of printed packaging components during production are committed to testing production samples and raw materials as required by established MM procedures. You are ambitious about communicating with involved parties to understand expectations and resolve quality-related issues. You will conduct random inspections of the production process using established MM procedures. You will verify line clearance both during and after production.
Your Profile:
You have a High School Diploma or equivalent education, along with applicable technical training in the field of Quality Assurance. You have already gained a minimum of one year experience in Quality Assurance Inspections. You posssess the ability to determine when a problem when a problem exists, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions. You are fluent in communication with the ability to read, analyze, and interpret applicable QA Monitor reports, business correspondence, and procedure manuals. Join our dedicated team of passionate colleagues who like to get things done! We offer you a workplace in a stable environment at an international company which is an industry leader. In addition, interesting tasks with a high degree of management scope in a team that lives our values responsibility, performance and passion on a daily basis. Interested? We look forward to receiving your CV.
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