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The Quality Control Senior Manager will be responsible for supporting the establishment and oversight of a new QC centralized external contract lab and management of existing contract testing labs.
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The Quality Control Inspector will perform Required Inspection Items (RII) work in Lieu of the Chief Inspector, as well as Boroscope Inspections, Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) Inspections and other duties assigned.
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The Assistant Project Manager (APM) will serve as a vital team member while assisting the Senior Project Manager and/or Project Manager on all aspects of a project.
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Represent Quality Assurance on project teams, as needed. Conduct final batch disposition of all GMP materials for release into clinical trials encompassing batch record review, change control and investigations.
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The Quality Control Inspector performs Aircraft and Engine Inspections as called out by routine work cards, Engine orders and non-Routine events. Perform C-Check quality control customer representation at third party maintenance, repair and overhaul Maintenance Repair & Operations (MRO) providers.
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The Sustainability Project Manager is a member of the LivaNova LEIP team. The Sustainability Project Manager Will Be Mainly Responsible For. Assisting the Head of Sustainability and ESG Task Force to execute against the Sustainability strategy with data gathering/analysis & PMO (project management) support o Gather, format, and model global data to support regulatory requirements (e.g., Scope 3 data from various LivaNova systems / stakeholders and formatted per EPA assumptions.
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The Construction Site Manager manages all aspects of the build including schedule and budget, contractors, material/equipment deliveries, job-site safety, quality control/assurance, design & permit adherence, and construction reporting to the project team.
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Position Purpose Reporting to the Sr. Creative Operations Manager for Albertsons Media Collective, the Creative Project Manager for Albertsons Media Collective will act as an air traffic controller and manage the day-to-day creative flow and execution for all media running through Albertsons Media Collective.
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Chemistry, Clinical Pharmacology, Clinical Research, Drug Discovery, Initiative, Medical Research, Patient Care, Physiology, Quality Control, R&D (Research And Development), Simulation Software, Translational Medicine.
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Reporting to the Senior Manager, External Quality Control & Stability, the Senior Quality Control Stability Specialist works cross-functionally in a highly visible position across the Technical Operations group.
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Application Spotlight: Quality and Process Control- Thermal Pattern Recognition | Teledyne FLIR. We work closely with core industrial customers to address critical needs in reliability maintenance, continuous monitoring, early fire detection, process control, and quality assurance.
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Resident Engineers work with the Designer, Contractor, and Project Manager/Project Engineer to maintain quality control, ensure appropriate construction methods, procedures and safety requirements, adherence to contract documents and compliance with all related codes and regulations, including accessibility codes and guidelines.
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Works closely with: VBC | Studio Junior Team Members, Drafters, Rendering Team, VBC | Construction Project Managers, VBC | Manufacturing Project Managers, Design Technology Manager, Engineering Drafting Team.
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The D365 Finance & SCM Manager will be focused on leading and/or architecting solutions for D365 Finance & SCM opportunities, managing the project solution scope with customers, assisting project management to deliver the solution, and providing the application functionality leadership and direction for customer team members tasked with implementing the solution.
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Advantage Technical is seeking a Quality Control Inspector/CMM Programmer for our client in Woburn, MA who is a leader in precision machining, dedicated to delivering high-quality components to their clients.
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