Posted 2mo ago

QC Fab Tech I

@ Central Valley Meat
Hanford, California, United States
$19-$20/hrOnsiteFull Time
Responsibilities:enforce GMPs, conduct checks, review records
Requirements Summary:Associate degree preferred; 2+ years in manufacturing or quality control; proficient with quality databases; strong attention to detail and math; good communication and organization.
Technical Tools Mentioned:Quality databases
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Job Description

The Quality Control Technician – Level 1 is responsible for performing routine quality control inspections throughout the production process to ensure compliance with internal standards and regulatory requirements, including USDA guidelines. This role plays a key part in maintaining food safety and product integrity by executing inspections, verifying processes, and documenting findings accurately and timely.

 

Daily Responsibilities:

  • Ensure Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs) are being followed on the production floor.
  • Verify that allergen control procedures are in place and that production lines are cleaned and sanitized appropriately.
  • Conduct in-process quality checks according to established schedules and procedures.
  • Review production inspection records for completeness and appropriate corrective action.
  • Verify the packaging, labeling, and marking of finished goods is accurate and complete.
  • Perform final inspections of finished products.
  • Collect and test product samples to validate quality standards for each lot.
  • Communicate issues related to rework and product transfers to management.
  • Prepare and log all customer and third-party samples as required.
  • Respond to inquiries regarding quality records and documentation.
  • Maintain and update quality databases and logs.
  • Report any suspicious behavior or plant security issues to the QA Director.
  • Take proactive measures to prevent nonconformities related to food safety, product quality, or process control.
  • Identify and report problems affecting food safety or product quality.
  • Stop or control further processing or distribution of nonconforming products until issues are resolved.
  • Immediately escalate food safety or quality concerns to line leads, supervisors, or management.
  • Support the Hold Program, including tracking, inventory reconciliation, and processing hold transfers.
  • Generate daily reports related to hold inventory and shipments.
  • Conduct physical inventories of product in hold locations.
  • Perform other tasks as assigned to support management and departmental goals.