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Has a clear understanding of Good Laboratory Practices (GLPs), cGMPS, and other regulatory requirements.
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Under guidance, the candidate will undertake meticulous tasks related to the operation, surveillance, regulation, assessment, and problem-solving of the water treatment processes at both our Reverse-Osmosis and Direct Filtration Facilities.
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A successful quality engineer should be an exemplary problem solver and diligent at ensuring our processes and products consistently meet our customer requirements and all regulatory standards.
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Excellent problem-solving skills to address any issues that may arise during the concrete finishing process. Experience in trim carpentry, frame carpentry, tile laying, masonry, or flooring installation is a plus.
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You will be responsible for designing quality standards, developing quality control systems, and leading cross-functional teams in problem-solving, resulting in innovative, solid corrective actions.
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