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Previous experience in Quality Assurance or Quality Control role. Carrying out QA/QC tests to assess functionality, reliability, performance, and quality of the product. Adecco is partnered with an exciting manufacturing operation to help them hire a skilled Quality Lab Tech for their team in Marston, MO.
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The Company will consider qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records subject to federal contractor requirements and/or security clearance requirements. A robust compensation package with great pay and benefits.
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SRG Global is looking for a Production Control Supervisor to join our Supply Chain capability team! Facilitate ongoing transformation and competitiveness of Production Control processes through change leadership approach.
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This position will lead and develop a team of Production Control analysts to achieve supplier results for our North America production facilities. From products such as grilles, emblems and nameplates, moldings, bezels and other trim pieces; to processes like injection molding, painting and plating; we are one of the largest manufacturers of chrome-plated plastic parts for the automotive and commercial truck industries.
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