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Responsibilities will vary depending on department of assignment (e.g., Emergency Room/Clinic, advisory to non-medical administrator, infection control, nurse/health education development, quality assurance, nurse anesthetist, etc.
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Strong knowledge of AASHTO A Policy on Geometric Design of Highways and Streets and Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices. Excellent organizational skills with attention to detail and overall quality control.
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In addition, participates in all cytology quality control procedures and complies with quality assurance and quality management standards within the department as outlined by the department and applicable regulatory agencies.
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Perform routine testing, quality control, calibration, maintenance and proficiency testing in accordance with current laboratory proceduresPerform complex molecular-based procedures with a high degree of quality and in accordance with established protocols.
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These include corrective actions, supplier quality management, customer complaints, change control, audit processes, standard procedures, test methods, and process controls as required. Assist with and keep standard scorecards and reports for all aspects of quality, not limited to and including CARs, SCARs, Change Control processes.
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A demonstrated commitment to quality, organization, meticulous attention to detail, and consistency in work deliverables. Perform design/technical peer reviews of architectural drawings for water, thermal, air, and vapor control systems, including consideration of curtain walls, storefront systems, wall assemblies, waterproofing, material/system selections, condensation risks, and more.
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How you will contributeSupport quality program including but not limited to Internal Auditing, GMPs, Hold and Release, Pre-startup inspections, Traceability, Material Verification, Document Control, HACCP, Product Commercialization, Corrective and Preventive Actions.
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Proven expertise in operating various types of industrial sewing machines, fabric handling, pattern interpretation, and quality control. Key Responsibilities:·Deliver engaging lectures and practical exercises covering various aspects of industrial sewing, including machine operation, fabric handling, pattern reading, and quality control.
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General construction Quality Assurance and Quality Control processes. Working conditions may range from an office environment with uniform temperatures, a clean room environment, a factory environment with variable temperatures, outside work subject to weather conditions.
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Managing and executing projects for a variety of oil & gas and chemical & industrial clients involving air quality-related environmental compliance services including air permitting, emissions calculations, performing studies and analyses, regulatory research, and compiling and writing reports and other documents.
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The Validation Risk Manager performs an instrumental role in this 2nd line operational risk management program with responsibility for ensuring the quality of the control environment, supporting first line updates to RCSAs, RCMs and process maps and providing subject matter expertise to the business teams on a robust control testing and issues management program.
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Proven experience as a Quality Engineer, preferably in a manufacturing environment. They are looking for a Quality Engineer to add to their team and ensure that their manufacturing processes are efficient, reliable, and compliant with industry standards.
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Responsible for reporting to the Senior Project Manager on a regular basis with information on project status (including schedule, changes, quality control, budget), Owner relations, Architect relations, requisitions and collections.
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Integrate and automate deployment processes using modern CI/CD pipelines, version control with GIT, build tools like Jenkins/Concourse, GitHub, artifact management with Artifactory, and code quality analysis with SonarQube, ensuring efficient and error-free delivery of software products.
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This is a great opportunity as an Outside Sales Account Manager to become familiar with the Test and Measurement industry and become involved in selling to Engineering, Purchasing, Quality Control, R&D, and Manufacturing departments in collaboration with our inside sales team.
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