What are the responsibilities and job description for the QA INSPECTOR (B SHIFT MONDAY-THURSDAY 7:00PM-5:30AM) position at Prinova Nutrition, LLC?
Description
The QA Inspector will perform routine auditing, equipment calibration, record keeping and overall verification that production areas follow cGMP and SOP requirements.
- Routinely monitor employees to endure that cGMP standards and internal SOPs are followed in all areas of the production and warehouse;
- Follow cGMP, food safety, Quality guidelines and processes as established in department SOPs;
- Employee practices (hygiene and prevention of cross contamination);
- Good documentation practices and record keeping;
- Assure that every aspect of batch record is reconciled (final product yield, label reconciliation, waste) and documented completely;
- Monitor temperature, humidity, scale operation and calibration;
- Monitor overall plant sanitation and conduct swabbing as required by production;
- Examine incoming raw materials, in-process products and outgoing product for overall quality;
- Complete QC daily and weekly reports;
- Monitor allergen handling throughout production by sanitations and product labeling;
- Perform taste test and systematic blend release;
- Perform other duties as deemed necessary.
Requirements
- High school diploma required;
- 1 year work experience; prefered experience in a manufacturing environment;
- Strong math skills;
- Preferred previous experience in quality, safety and sanitation;
- Good written and verbal communication skills;
- Good organizational skills with great attention to detail;
- Ability to work independently with little supervision.
- Ability to stand for extended hours;
- Ability to lift up to 30 lbs.;
- Must be able to wear all the required PPE including, but not limited to face mask, goggles, scrubs and hair net;
- Ability to work in a packaging areas with moderate powder substance in the air with or without a respirator;
- Other physical requirements include bi-lateral hand and wrist movement as well as moderate squatting, bending and twisting.
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions