Function of Beauty
Position Summary
The
Quality Inspector
is responsible for performing both
incoming raw material and packaging inspections
and
in-process production line quality checks
to ensure products meet company standards for safety, consistency, and compliance.
This role helps maintain high‑quality standards for all proprietary hair care products by verifying that materials, packaging, and finished goods conform to established specifications and
Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) . The Quality Inspector works closely with Production, Warehouse, and the Lab to identify and prevent quality issues before products reach customers.
Functions and Responsibilities
1. Inbound Material Inspection and Program Management
Inspect and sample incoming
raw materials, bulk ingredients, and packaging components
(e.g., bottles, caps, pumps, labels, cartons).
Verify supplier
Certificates of Analysis (CoA)
and ensure conformance to approved specifications.
Conduct visual inspections and basic physical tests (e.g., appearance, odor, color, label alignment, component dimensions).
Tag and release accepted materials for production; quarantine and document any
non‑conforming materials .
Maintain accurate
inspection records , lot traceability, and status labeling in compliance with company procedures.
Work with the quality manager to establish an
Inspection Program
that covers
inbound, in‑process and outbound inspection processes and protocols .
2. Line / In-Process Inspection
Perform
in‑process checks
during manufacturing and filling to verify compliance with batch records, specifications, and quality standards.
Perform
checks on bulk batches and finished products
to ensure alignment with standards prior to the next stage in production.
Monitor product attributes such as
fill weights, torque, seal integrity, label alignment, and overall appearance .
Verify that operators are following correct
batch and packaging procedures .
Conduct
line clearance inspections
between production runs to ensure proper cleaning, labeling, and lot control.
Escalate any deviations, non‑conformances, or out‑of‑specification (OOS) results immediately to the Quality Manager or QA Lead.
3. Documentation & Compliance
Record inspection results accurately in paper and/or electronic logs (QMS, ERP, or inspection database).
Maintain traceable documentation for all inspected lots and batches.
Follow
Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) ,
ISO 22716 , and company
Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) .
Assist in root cause investigations or corrective actions related to material or line quality issues.
4. Equipment, Safety & Communication
Ensure inspection and measurement tools (scales, gauges, torque meters) are
calibrated and in good working order .
Maintain a clean, organized inspection area and adhere to all
safety and hygiene
requirements.
Communicate quality findings and trends to Production and Quality teams promptly and constructively.
Participate in training sessions related to quality standards, product specifications, and GMP compliance.
Qualifications Education:
High school diploma or GED required.
Associate degree or technical training in Quality, Manufacturing, or related field preferred.
Experience:
1–3 years of experience in
manufacturing, packaging, or quality inspection , preferably in a
CPG, cosmetics, or personal care
environment.
Knowledge of
GMP ,
ISO 9001 , or
ISO 22716
practices preferred.
Familiarity with
quality inspection tools
(calipers, torque testers, scales, etc.).
Part Time: Monday-Thursday 2:00PM-8:00PM
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Quality Inspector
is responsible for performing both
incoming raw material and packaging inspections
and
in-process production line quality checks
to ensure products meet company standards for safety, consistency, and compliance.
This role helps maintain high‑quality standards for all proprietary hair care products by verifying that materials, packaging, and finished goods conform to established specifications and
Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) . The Quality Inspector works closely with Production, Warehouse, and the Lab to identify and prevent quality issues before products reach customers.
Functions and Responsibilities
1. Inbound Material Inspection and Program Management
Inspect and sample incoming
raw materials, bulk ingredients, and packaging components
(e.g., bottles, caps, pumps, labels, cartons).
Verify supplier
Certificates of Analysis (CoA)
and ensure conformance to approved specifications.
Conduct visual inspections and basic physical tests (e.g., appearance, odor, color, label alignment, component dimensions).
Tag and release accepted materials for production; quarantine and document any
non‑conforming materials .
Maintain accurate
inspection records , lot traceability, and status labeling in compliance with company procedures.
Work with the quality manager to establish an
Inspection Program
that covers
inbound, in‑process and outbound inspection processes and protocols .
2. Line / In-Process Inspection
Perform
in‑process checks
during manufacturing and filling to verify compliance with batch records, specifications, and quality standards.
Perform
checks on bulk batches and finished products
to ensure alignment with standards prior to the next stage in production.
Monitor product attributes such as
fill weights, torque, seal integrity, label alignment, and overall appearance .
Verify that operators are following correct
batch and packaging procedures .
Conduct
line clearance inspections
between production runs to ensure proper cleaning, labeling, and lot control.
Escalate any deviations, non‑conformances, or out‑of‑specification (OOS) results immediately to the Quality Manager or QA Lead.
3. Documentation & Compliance
Record inspection results accurately in paper and/or electronic logs (QMS, ERP, or inspection database).
Maintain traceable documentation for all inspected lots and batches.
Follow
Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) ,
ISO 22716 , and company
Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) .
Assist in root cause investigations or corrective actions related to material or line quality issues.
4. Equipment, Safety & Communication
Ensure inspection and measurement tools (scales, gauges, torque meters) are
calibrated and in good working order .
Maintain a clean, organized inspection area and adhere to all
safety and hygiene
requirements.
Communicate quality findings and trends to Production and Quality teams promptly and constructively.
Participate in training sessions related to quality standards, product specifications, and GMP compliance.
Qualifications Education:
High school diploma or GED required.
Associate degree or technical training in Quality, Manufacturing, or related field preferred.
Experience:
1–3 years of experience in
manufacturing, packaging, or quality inspection , preferably in a
CPG, cosmetics, or personal care
environment.
Knowledge of
GMP ,
ISO 9001 , or
ISO 22716
practices preferred.
Familiarity with
quality inspection tools
(calipers, torque testers, scales, etc.).
Part Time: Monday-Thursday 2:00PM-8:00PM
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