Quality Inspector Lead (Level 4) - 2nd Shift
3:15 pm - 1:45 am
Monday - Friday + OT as needed
$500.00 HIRING BONUS!
Job Summary:
Apply quality control principles to ensure products meet regulatory, client and company standards.
Essential duties and responsibilities:
- Monitor the quality of product in process on lines; including fill weights, torque values, housekeeping status, line GMP compliance, and line start-up approvals.
- Inspect incoming components, raw materials, in process bulk and finished products against company specifications.
- Investigate discrepancies in documentation and fill out paperwork for batch records.
- General production lines:
- Perform line checks, evaluating at a minimum applicable product weight, product concentrate levels, component weights and accuracy of silk screened components.
- Verify correct components and accuracy of identification.
- Do daily scale checks and set scales for accurate bottle weights.
- Audit finished goods.
- Evaluate the cleanliness of the lines.
- Perform random line checks, documenting findings.
- Review batch records for errors.
- Perform and/or assist with GMP inspections and documentation of them.
- Assist as needed in training of employees.
- Communicate needed corrections, major defects and potential and actual need for line shut down to appropriate management personnel.
- Monitor and record rejects, deviations, investigations.
- Ensure proper use of QC communication such as status stickers and placards.
- Assist with writing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), and upkeep of the SOP book.
- Develop/document processes for new procedures.
- Communicate effectively with others.
- Maintain a good attendance record.
- Perform work onsite.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
Quality Control Inspector 1 (Considered Entry Level Position therefore requiring most supervision/mentoring)Quality Control Inspector 2 - Perform at an experienced and functional level therefore requiring limited supervision.
- Engage in Professional Development Activities.
Quality Control Inspector 3 (All Inspector 1 and 2 skills as well) - Subject Matter Expert in Quality Control monitoring functions.
- Function with little supervision.
- Keep current on industry regulations.
Quality Control Inspector 4 (All Inspector 1, 2, and 3 skills as well) - Act as an alternate supervisor in supervisor's absence.
- Act as subject matter expert.
- Make decisions autonomously.
- Function as a lead with the Supervisor present.
Required Education, Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, Certifications:
- High school or equivalent.
- Minimum 2 yrs QC Technician experience in a production environment.
- Proven experience multi-tasking in work environment.
- Ability to use a variety of scales and measurement devices.
- Ability to work under pressure and against deadlines without sacrificing accuracy.
- Intermediate reading, writing and math skills.
- Minimum 3 months experience working in production environment.
- Ability to read, write and speak English competently.
- Ability to proofread details, analyze discrepancies and make logical decisions.
- Cooperative attitude and interpersonal skills.
- Training in quality control techniques (2 years) or equivalent experience.
- Familiarity with and comfortable working with computers.
Preferred knowledge, skills and abilities:
- Advanced math and statistical analysis skills.
- CRT or PC knowledge.
- Formal training or work experience in quality control or TQM.
- Minimum 2 years training experience.
Environmental conditions:
- Manufacturing environment - some temperature extremes, dust, noise and wet.
- Office environment - Climate controlled.
- Potential exposure to hazardous chemicals.
- Requires use of PPE such as safety glasses, hairnets, or gloves.
The specific statements shown in each section of this description are not intended to be all-inclusive. They represent typical elements and criteria considered necessary to perform the job successfully. Marianna recognizes that an individual with a disability may require an accommodation to enable him/her to successfully perform a job function. Consideration will be given to reasonable accommodations.
Physical Requirements
Action
Frequency*
Weight
Range/Distance
Essential/Non-ess.
Sitting
1
NE
Walking
4
40'
E
Standing
5
E
Bending
3
E
Squatting
2
NE
Climbing
2
E
Kneeling
2
NE
Twisting
3
E
Reaching Overhead
3
E
Reaching below shoulder level
3
E
Foot manipulation
1
NE
Manual Manipulation:
Grasping
5
UP TO 25 LBS
E
Pushing/Pulling
3
UP TO 45 LBS
E
Use of fingers
4
UP TO 10 LBS
E
Visual Ability
5
E
Auditory Ability
3
E
Speaking Ability
4
E
Lifting:
up to 25 lbs
3
E
25 to 50 lbs
2
E
over 50 lbs
1
NE
Carrying
4
UP TO 25 LBS
20'
E
General Comments: * 1 = Never 0%; 2 = Rarely 1-9%; 3 = Occasional 10-39%; 4 = Often 40-69%; 5 = Continuous 70-100%