Técnico de control de calidad
Quality control technicians ensure that processed and manufactured food products are produced safely and follow quality standards. They perform day-to-day quality control activities, such as internal audits, recommend corrective actions, perform checks on production lines and test in-progress products in the laboratory.
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¿Qué responsabilidades tendré?
- Inspect raw materials and ensure they adhere to quality standards
- Conduct daily audits on good manufacturing practices (GMPs)
- Perform biological swabbing, product sampling and allergen/species testing
- Conduct in-lab testing of products to ensure finished product specifications
- Place products on hold if they do not adhere to food safety or quality standards
- Assist during third-party audits, being available for questions and documentation
- Ensure operations paperwork is completed correctly
- Conduct sensory evaluations on raw materials for in-process and finished products (e.g., taste, color, odor)
- Calibrate and verify lab equipment
- Work collaboratively with production staff to ensure product is manufactured according to standards
- Assist in customer complaint investigations
- Complete paperwork and other reporting tasks including trend analysis, shift reports and nonconformance
- Perform quality control checks such as correct packaging and weight
- Support production staff with questions about food quality and safety
- Keep office and laboratory spaces clean and sanitary
- Follow and comply with all safety regulations
Cursos de bachillerato recomendados:
- educación agrícola
- matemáticas
- química
- biología
- family and consumer sciences
Formación requerida:
An associate or bachelor’s degree in agricultural science, biology, microbiology, food science, chemistry or a related degree is needed to become a quality control technician. Food safety certifications may be needed for specialization to implement certain food safety regulations.