The Quality Control Technician performs final inspection of finished goods in accordance with established procedures, documents inspection results in the applicable quality system, and supports product release activities. This role is part of a dynamic team that interfaces closely with the product release and packaging departments to help ensure seamless product flow and timely delivery. The Quality Control Technician also contributes to problem-solving efforts, including nonconformance investigations, rework, and continuous improvement initiatives.

Responsibilities

• Perform final inspection of products in accordance with established procedures, including visual inspections and final packaging checks, to ensure labeling, packaging, inserts, and other components conform to applicable quality standards and product specifications.
• Accurately document final product inspection results in the applicable quality system to determine product acceptability for use or transfer to the next stage of release.
• Notify management of any nonconformance to product specifications and support related investigations. Ensure item or product disposition is conducted in accordance with established nonconformance and quality procedures.
• Properly segregate, store, and quarantine finished goods in designated quality hold areas, ensuring all items are accurately labeled to reflect their status.
• Document, execute, and track rework activities for nonconforming products, ensuring all associated records are complete, accurate, and maintained in accordance with established procedures and quality requirements.
• Support management with cross-functional projects, reporting, and performance metrics as needed to drive operational effectiveness and continuous improvement.
• Attend and actively participate in meetings, contribute insights, escalating issues appropriately, and supporting timely resolution of operational priorities.
• Maintain safety first culture by consistently following established safety practices and actively seek opportunities to improve safety.