QA/QC LINE INSPECTOR

Share Corporation•Milwaukee, WI

About The Position

Athea Laboratories is seeking a QA/QC Line Inspector for its Athea-Cornell facility. The role monitors production, conducts visual inspections and basic laboratory tests, and checks that finished products meet established specifications. It also includes receiving and inspecting materials used in production. The inspector conducts first-piece audits and monitors work-in-process production runs; audits incoming, in-house, and process materials; uses basic laboratory equipment to measure physical and chemical properties; enters quality information into the computer system; and completes production and quality paperwork. Additional duties include overseeing mixing operations for certain products, monitoring production areas for compliance with quality standards, reconciling label quantities, filing raw-material documentation, preparing finished-goods samples for outside laboratory testing and retention, verifying scales, and performing 5S/housekeeping audits.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent, or 2–3 years of related experience.
Mathematical skills to perform unit conversions, understand order of mathematical operations, and perform multi-step calculations.
Color vision adequate to determine conformance with quality specifications.
Ability to read, understand, and follow written procedures and instructions.
Ability to clearly communicate with internal and external customers.
Ability to follow verbal instructions.
Ability to accurately complete paperwork and documentation.
Ability to write observations into simple reports.
Ability to wear required personal protective equipment, such as a lab coat, chemical-resistant gloves, protective footwear, and eye protection.
In the GMP facility, jewelry or piercings must be removable or able to be covered.

Responsibilities

Conduct first-piece audits and monitor production runs on work in process.
Receive and audit incoming, in-house, and process materials.
Use basic laboratory equipment to measure physical and chemical properties of incoming and finished chemical products.
Enter quality-related information into the computer system.
Complete production-related and quality-related paperwork.
Oversee mixing operations for certain products.
Monitor production areas for compliance with established quality standards.
Check and reconcile quantities of labels.
File documentation associated with incoming raw materials.
Prepare samples of finished goods for outside laboratory testing and product retention.
Verify scales.
Perform 5S/housekeeping audits.