QA Tech

CCL Label•Robbinsville Township, NJ

About The Position

The QA/QC Technician has two main responsibilities: (1) reviewing product at the time of press set-up and (2) certifying product to customers at the time of shipment. The QA/QC Technician is responsible for proofreading all label orders and monitoring the overall manufacturing process for conformance to requirements. The Technician performs tests on product as required and maintains laboratory test equipment. The Technician is responsible for containment of any material found non-conforming to specification and/or individual customer/supplier requirements. QA/QC authorizes final release of product.

Requirements

  • High school diploma or equivalent required
  • Literate in English
  • Able to read and interpret documents such as Factory Order instructions, SOP’s and safety rules
  • Ability to use, read and interpret scientific measurement and inspection tools and devices
  • Proficient in computer programs such as Microsoft Excel, Word and email communication programs
  • Required to sit and stand for extended periods of time
  • Required to walk, use hands, handle orders, tools and objects
  • Required to reach with hands and arms
  • Specific vision abilities required include close vision, color vision and ability to adjust focus
  • Visual acuity correctable to Snellen 20/20 is required

Nice To Haves

  • Third party training certifications, such as ASQ CQT, is desired
  • High school plus two years basic college

Responsibilities

  • Reviewing product at the time of press set-up
  • Certifying product to customers at the time of shipment
  • Proofreading all label orders
  • Monitoring the overall manufacturing process for conformance to requirements
  • Performing tests on product as required
  • Maintaining laboratory test equipment
  • Containment of any material found non-conforming to specification and/or individual customer/supplier requirements
  • Authorizing final release of product
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