Quality Auditor Day Shift

Wincup•Tolleson, AZ

15h•$16 - $20•Onsite

About The Position

The Quality Auditor is responsible for conducting visual audits and tests of finished goods to ensure quality standards are met and sustained. The position works in WinCup’s manufacturing plant in Tolleson, Arizona, and is on-site rather than remote. The role works with hourly team members on an 8+ or 12+ hour day shift and may require weekend and holiday work. WinCup is a foodservice packaging manufacturer established in 1962. The company describes its focus as producing high-quality products and transitioning toward innovative, technology-driven products that address plastic pollution, including Vio biodegradable foam technology and Phade PHA-based straws and stirrers. The position requires a high school diploma, one year of experience in a Quality Control or Quality Analyst position, and one year in a manufacturing environment. Candidates must have basic computer skills, good oral and written communication skills, and the ability to read, write, and speak English. Employment is contingent on successfully completing a drug screening and background check.

Requirements

High school diploma.
One year in a Quality Control or Quality Analyst position.
One year in a manufacturing environment.
Basic computer skills, such as Excel and Microsoft Office.
Good oral and written communication skills.
Ability to read, write, and speak English.
Successfully complete a pre-employment drug screening and background check.
Wear required PPE while working, including a hairnet, facial net if deemed necessary, hearing protection, and safety glasses.
Able to work weekends and holidays as needed.

Responsibilities

Audit production lines according to established Quality Control Procedures and document test results.
Inform the Quality Lead and Production Supervisor promptly of defects found.
Verify that print and production jobs meet product specification sheet requirements, including graphics, color, and product position.
Perform general tests on finished and in-production products to determine compliance.
Perform special tests required by national accounts, which may include deflection, gloss, and volatilize testing analysis, as well as other special tests.
Maintain departmental records, order supplies, and prepare solution formulation for seeper testing.
Immediately inform the leadership team of any failure to meet established quality standards so corrective action can be taken.
Record inspections and audits on the proper forms and submit them to the supervisor or plant manager as required or at the end of the shift.
Maintain an adequate supply of testing materials and forms to support shift activities without disruptions or missed tests.
Attend meetings and training sessions as required.
Follow GMP and sanitation guidelines and maintain a high level of personal hygiene.
Maintain housekeeping standards by keeping the work area clean.
Perform other duties as assigned by the Lead Quality, Supervisor, or Department Manager.