Q. C. Tech I

Nellson Nutraceutical•Ontario, CA

17h•$18 - $19•Onsite

About The Position

Join NELLSON and Become Part of a Winning Team of Professionals! We currently have an immediate opportunity for a QC Tech to join the BAR DIVISION at our ONTARIO, CALIFORNIA location. Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Shift Hours: 3am - 3:30pm or 3pm - 3:30am; weekend availability required. Job Scope: Performs a series of diversified inspection-operation in accordance with standard inspection procedures. Responsible for timely and accurate completion of applicable inspection documents. Each inspector is expected to become competent in all QC inspection functions throughout the plant. At Nellson, we invest in highly talented individuals and provide them with opportunities to continuously learn and grow to realize their full potential. Our state-of-the-art facilities, warehouses, and corporate offices offer a knowledgeable and professional environment to employees. By joining our performance-oriented team, you will be able to put your expertise to use and positively impact many groups across our production process.

Requirements

Must be able to read and write in English
Must have graduated from High School
Must be detailed oriented, willing to learn and be proactive
Must be willing and able to learn new procedures
Must be computer literate
Mist utilize good communication skills with co-workers and interface with departments and Supervisors.

Responsibilities

Perform all assigned inspections in a manner consistent with established quality standards and inspection frequencies for compliance to formulation and specifications.
Utilize basic inspection measuring tools (scale, ruler, micrometer, thermometer, etc.) to perform simple tests and basic math skills to calculate average and ranges of data
Document and report inspection results in a clear and concise manner. Report all discrepancies to Supervisor or other Company Manager.
Comply with and enforce Good Manufacturing Practices
Assist in collecting and preparing samples for sensory or analytical analysis, such as weighing, mixing, and labeling the samples.
Perform routine tests using laboratory equipment and tools such as water activity, pH, viscosity, and others.