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QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR - MUST HAVE CWI CERTIFICATE Position reports to the Quality Control Supervisor and inspects raw materials, in-process work, and finished products for conformance to shop drawings, specifications, and codes by performing the following duties.
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The Quality Control Lead will manage the daily activities of his/her area including ownership of the results, coaching the temporary employees, interfacing with other departments and meeting production goals.
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Verifies that repairs, alterations, and modifications to pressure vessels are made in accordance with the Quality Control System, ASME code, National Board Inspection Code, and jurisdictional requirements.
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Support tech transfer of new methods from analytical development and contract laboratories to the Quality Control Laboratory. Serve as an ADMA expert for Quality Control Chemistry, Bioanalytical, Raw Material, Microbiology, Stability, and Lab Support departments to support testing and ensure the highest level of product quality.
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The Shelly Company, a CRH company, is a vertically integrated supplier of aggregates, asphalt, ready mix concrete and paving services throughout the state of Ohio. Our commitment to quality drives us to use the most modern, efficient and environmentally friendly technology in our industry.
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Prepares quality inspection results records and submits copies of all final inspection quality records to the Quality Supervisor(s) or Quality Document Control Clerk for including those records into the Car History Books.
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Quality Control tech. Manage the receipt of samples as they are logged into Quality Control. Retrieval and use of valid Quality Control retains as references.
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The Quality Control Analyst will join our Quality team to be a key player in all scientific and documentation aspects of product development, release, stability, and investigations in support of maintaining and improving processes within the CRISPRevolution Production Team.
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Assists the Supplier Quality Manager in improvement projects as assigned. Analyzes data (involving supplied materials) obtained from the Company's electronic non-conformance tracking system as directed by the Supplier Quality Manager for purposes of improvement.
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The main role is to support the department by training, becoming competent, and fully understanding effective release assay SOPs, aide in the development of new release testing assays, participate in assay validations, and perform the release testing of drug products, drug substances, in-process samples, and reagents manufactured by Children's GMP, LLC. To be a successful member of the Quality Control team one is expected to have strong communication and teamwork skills.
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Brayman Construction Corporation is currently hiring for a full-time Quality Control Manager to join our team of professionals on our long-term, US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) project at the Bluestone Dam in Hinton, West Virginia.
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Assist and make recommendations in the process of the installation of HMA. Quality Control Technicians usually perform their duties during a shift that varies with the operation of the business, may include night work, and usually involves overtime.
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The candidate will have a strong technical background and a proven track record in Quality Control with methods related to biologics, small molecule, and AOC/ADC modalities. Support oversight of QC activities at CMOs, including SOW review, accountability for timelines and data quality, and communication of updates.
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A minimum of 10 years in similar cGMP environments with broad knowledge of Quality Control procedures, bioanalytical, chemistry, microbiology assays for sterility, endotoxin, TOC, and stability programs required for biologic therapies.
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This role defines and leads assignments and resources associated with Quality Systems and Control at Sage Industrial activity including all Laboratory, Tests and Reliability team and activities focusing on continuous improvement actions and initiatives related to it.
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