Qc Line Inspector

**Duties and Responsibilities**:
**General Job Duties**:
Quality control inspectors work with manufacturing professionals during the production process, often approving the quality of the bulk and line clearance before manufacturing begins. When production is completed, QC inspectors are responsible for a final in-depth inspection, before signing off and approving the product. More importantly, QC inspectors find faults in both materials and the manufacturing process. Correcting those faults ensures a better-finished product for prospective consumers.

When a product is completed, a quality inspector tests the performance to determine if it meets manufacturer and industry standards. If a product does not meet specific standards, recommendations are made to improve the quality of a product.

Besides having an understanding of the product or service, a quality inspector must also be adept at the tools of the trade.

**Duties and Responsibilities for Line Inspector in QC**
- Provide filling & packaging specifications and standards to the line leaders in a timely manner
- Audit lines to ensure:

- Line clearance and start-up forms are completed
- Filling kettles are identified and confirmed as per the work order
- All filling and packaging requirements are met for the product by doing the hourly checks for -fill weight, torque measurement, aesthetics, and other quality parameters
- Address sub-standard and other quality issues with the line leader, production supervisor & QA supervisor/QA manager and put the product on “HOLD” when necessary
- When hold materials are reworked, the QA inspector/QA supervisor will re-evaluate to verify quality. Acceptable products will be released and unacceptable ones will further rework or rejected
- Fill and complete QC line inspection forms in a timely manner with all relevant details
- Address sub-standard and other quality issues with the line leader, production supervisor & Q.A supervisor/QA Manager and put the product on “HOLD” when necessary
- Ensure that GMP is maintained on all production assembly lines at all times
- Work with all relevant departments to implement the corrective action that will resolve the root cause of the problem on the line
- Update Q.A supervisor about online Quality Alerts and deviations
- Ensure that all finished goods are audited and released in a timely manner
- Perform other duties as assigned

**Qualifications**:

- High school diploma or equivalent
- Computer skills
- Requires initiative and strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Experience in cosmetics, pharmaceutical, or food processing environments preferred
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Flexible, adaptable, and willing to accept new challenges
- Needs to be familiar with the manufacturing process and know how to operate a variety of industry tools
- Must be able to connect with internal customers in order to gauge satisfaction, identify problems, and work on a systematic approach to solve the problems