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Quality Control Inspector Reporting to the QA Supervisor, the primary role of the Quality Control Inspector is to conduct outbound inspections and inventory management. The Quality Control Checker adheres to all company guidelines, policies, and standard practices, at Houston Location.
Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalentExperience & Skills:1-2 years of experience within the produce industry Previous experience in quality control or a related field preferred Strong attention to detail and ability to identify quality issues quickly Familiarity with warehouse operations, including palletization and truck loading Excellent communication skills to collaborate with team members effectively Ability to work in a fast-paced environment while maintaining accuracy Excellent communication skills (verbal and written) Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills Excellent organizational skills and the ability to multi-task Proficient in MS Office as well as inventory management software Valid Driver's License and ability to travel domesticallyPrincipal ResponsibilitiesConduct in-process and final product inspections before loading trucks to ensure compliance with quality standards Ensure the quality and appearance of product, packaging, and pallets, including verifying proper stacking and secure placement of products Collaborate with production/warehouse and logistics teams to maintain efficient and accurate loading processes Identify and document non-conformance issues, escalating to management as needed, and promptly Assist in maintaining and improving quality assurance protocols to meet company standardsPhysical RequirementsAbility to stand for extended periods and lift up to 50 lbs., as needed Comfortable working in a warehouse environment with varying temperatures

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