Job Summary:
The Process Control Technician assures consistent quality of production in every department by enforcing good quality practices and systems, validating processes, providing documentation and training staff.
Education:
Minimum two-year college in quality systems and or process control. ASQ certification as quality control technician preferred.
Experience:
Minimum two years’ hands on experience as Process Control Technician and quality coach, printing or manufacturing environment preferred.
Requirements:
- Meticulous in work performance and documentation
- Skilled in quality processes and statistical techniques
- Knowledgeable about measurement and test equipment
- Knowledgeable about failure mode and effect analysis
- Attention to detail.
- Aptitude for working with data.
- Problem solving and creativity.
- Good training and coaching skills
- Team working
- Ability to coordinate and follow through on all aspects of a project.
- Ability to lead, motivate and delegate work.
- Must obey all personnel, product, and food safety regulations.
Duties:
- In conjunction with the SQF Practitioner, Customer Service Manager, Plant Manager and production staff, review and validate quality processes and systems.
- Ensure that quality processes and systems are being adhered to by production staff.
- Responsible for ensuring calibration and effectiveness of measurement and test. equipment.
- Achieve quality assurance operational objectives by contributing information and analysis.
- Assist by providing input in conducting hazardous analyses, identifying critical control points and preventive measures, establishing critical limits, monitoring procedures, corrective actions, and verification procedures.
- Verify quality controls.
- May assist in training and improve product quality by training operators on quality processes required in their specific job tasks, ensure documentation by operators of quality checks being performed.
- Conduct surveillance and program audits, investigate customer complaints, assist in conducting root cause analysis, corrective, and preventive action, and revalidate as required.
- Other duties assigned or tasked by upper management.
- Staff are informed and held accountable for their food safety and regulatory responsibilities.
- Process Controls Technicians are positively encouraged and required to notify management of actual or potential food safety issues.