QC Tech (AM Shift)

ELID - QC Tech (A-Shift)

Inspects and oversees all production line inspections of all finished goods manufactured in the production area.

Review the Batch Ticket Checklist for the following: Clearing area of previous job materials; correct packing materials on the floor for the job; encoding devices are set correctly for lot code and/or expiration date; set-up fill weights are in spec; label height is correct and signed-off label placement standard is nearby; all retain samples have been collected and taken to the Q.C. lab.

Check the Batch Ticket Bill of Materials/Component Sheet to be sure all parts are accounted for and that they are correct. This includes comparing Item Numbers and Item Description to carton labeling and the individual packaging components.

Check the filling equipment cleaning log to be sure it was updated when the last product was removed and cleaned.

Inspect at the first finished goods produced to be sure they look perfect. If the finished goods represent an item that we have not produced before it needs to be approved.

Q.C. Inspection Records. All out of specification results or defects should be circled and adequate notes of all follow-up action noted in the Job History Notes.

Q.C. Inspections should be completed four times an hour of run time. Run time includes additional packing, lot coding or labeling operations completed after off line filling operations.

Look at finished goods for any/all defects as noted on the A.C. Inspection Records.

Report any/all problems to the Shift Lead immediately.

If there is a problem, ask the Machine Operator and/or Line Coordinator to stop the process immediately so the problem can be evaluated and corrected. This also prevents unnecessary or excessive rework.

Follow-up on defect problems by examining finished foods to be sure the problem has truly been corrected.

Must be able to perform the essential job functions with or without reasonable accommodation without posing a direct threat to the individual or others.

Always maintain a safe and clean work environment.

Performs clerical tasks in the laboratories.

Performs assigned tasks in the Production area.

Performs other duties as assigned or needed.

Read and understand English paperwork.

Write and communicate in English.

Perform quick and accurate count verifications.

Perform basic mathematical calculations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, percentages).

Perform work using good organizational skills and attention to detail.

Write legibly.

Communicate by written and/or verbally the nature of discrepancies and defects of the inspected materials.

Basic knowledge of personal computers.

Work with minimum supervision.

Perform tasks requiring manual dexterity and use of tools and/or machines (pallet jack, tape gun, hand tools).

Perform essential duties and responsibilities efficiently, accurately, and safely.

High school diploma or equivalent.

Ability to read, write, and speak English

Experience with Pallet Jacks, tape guns, tape machines, heat guns, labelers.

Previous experience with Liquid filling Machines, cappers, conveyors, lot coders & shrink tunnels preferred.

Regularly/Frequently required to sit, stand, walk, stoop, kneel, bend.

Regularly/Frequently use hands to keyboard or type, handle materials, or manipulate tools.

Regularly reach with hands and arms.

Climb stairs.

Occasionally/Frequently lift and/or move up to 50 pounds.

Specific vision abilities required by this classification include close vision, depth perception and ability to adjust focus.

Sufficient clarity of speech and hearing abilities required by this classification includes those which permit the employee to discern verbal instructions and communicate effectively in person and by telephone.

Requires composure and ability to prioritize and manage many urgent tasks and requests simultaneously with a high-level of competence and accuracy.

Maintain confidentiality.

Regularly required to work in areas where chemical materials are encountered.

Manufacturing setting with moving machinery.

Regularly required to wear appropriate personal protective equipment.

May involve exposure to shop environment including variable noise levels.

Must customarily have a high consciousness for personnel and equipment safety.