Quality Control Inspector I

Cohere Beauty Omaha Inc•Omaha, NE

12h•Onsite

About The Position

The Quality Control Inspector is responsible for applying quality control principles to ensure products meet regulatory, client, and company standards. This is a second shift position, Monday-Thursday, 3:15 PM - 1:45 AM. The Quality Control Inspector 1 role is considered entry-level and requires the most supervision/mentoring.

Requirements

High school or equivalent.
Proven experience in multitasking in the work environment.
Minimum 3 months experience working in a production environment.
Minimum 2 yrs QC Technician experience in a production environment.
Ability to use a variety of scales and measurement devices.
Ability to work under pressure and against deadlines without sacrificing accuracy.
Intermediate reading, writing, and math skills.
Ability to read, write, and speak English competently.
Ability to proofread details, analyze discrepancies, and make logical decisions.
Cooperative attitude and interpersonal skills.
Familiarity with and comfortable working with computers.
Ability to maintain reliable and predictable attendance.

Nice To Haves

CRT or PC knowledge.
Minimum 2 years training experience.
Advanced math and statistical analysis skills.
Formal training or work experience in quality control or TQM.
Training in quality control techniques (2 years) or equivalent experience.

Responsibilities

Monitor the quality of product in process on lines; including fill weights, torque values, housekeeping status, line GMP compliance, and line start-up approvals.
Inspect incoming components, raw materials, in-process bulk, and finished products against company specifications.
Investigate discrepancies in documentation and fill out paperwork for batch records.
Perform line checks, evaluating at a minimum applicable product weight, product concentration levels, component weights, and accuracy of silk-screened components.
Verify correct components and accuracy of identification.
Do daily scale checks and set scales for accurate bottle weights.
Audit finished goods.
Evaluate the cleanliness of the lines.
Perform random line checks, documenting findings.
Review batch records for errors.
Perform and/or assist with GMP inspections and documentation of them.
Assist as needed in training employees.
Communicate needed corrections, major defects, and potential and actual need for line shutdown to appropriate management personnel.
Monitor and record reject, deviations, and investigations.
Ensure proper use of QC communication such as status stickers and placards.
Assist with writing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), and upkeep of the SOP book.
Develop/document processes for new procedures.
Communicate effectively with others.
Perform work onsite.
Perform other duties as assigned.