QC Technician
hw staffingLowell (MA)
About the role
Quality Control Technician Join our dedicated team and play a vital role in ensuring the delicious and safe products we deliver to our customers. As a Quality Control Technician, you'll be the first line of defense, meticulously verifying product integrity and upholding the highest food safety standards under HACCP guidelines. Your mission and benefits: Make a real impact: Elevate product excellence through precise sampling and testing directly contributing to customer satisfaction. Growth opportunity: Gain valuable experience in a regulated food production environment, with potential for career advancement. Stability: Enjoy a consistent 1st shift schedule, allowing for work-life balance. Competitive compensation: Receive a competitive hourly wage and benefits package.
Responsibilities:
Elevate product excellence through precise sampling and testing (brix, viscosity, pH).Maintain meticulous records, ensuring complete traceability and compliance.
Proactively identify and address any deviations, safeguarding product quality.
Guarantee a pristine production environment through cleanliness and allergen testing.
Monitor critical process parameters and environmental conditions, maintaining optimal standards.
Conduct thorough inspections of finished products, raw materials, and labeling.
What you bring:
- A high school diploma
- At least one year of Quality Control experience
- Proficiency in basic Microsoft Office applications.
- The ability to thrive in dynamic environments, including occasional lifting up to 50 lbs.
- Join us and be a key ingredient in our commitment to excellence! #INDLawrence
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