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Where to find your next Quality manager? 🤷🏻 It's not the first time I hear that companies can’t find a quality manager. And when a candidate presents himself, or herself, the salary 💵 is often not within the budget. Even when you are prepared to pay, another company will have the issue you had: it’s like a chair dance I’m observing 😅. ❓ Is it an option to hire a junior quality person and put an experienced quality consultant next to him/her: I wished I had such a person next to me when I started as a quality manager. Someone who can give unlimited support by email, have monthly video-calls and 2, 4 or 6 days to work with your new quality manager? 💡 I’m the living proof that you don’t need knowledge and experience in a specific process: I managed 26 contract manufacturers, from chocolate to frozen desserts, from canned sausages to olives in glass jars. I'm even helping out a feed company at the moment. 👉🏻 Quality principles are the same across categories and even industries. And when you can’t find someone outside your organisation: why not look inside your company, like an (senior) operator? The benefit is that they know the company, they know the products, they know the processes… Also here I have experience: I recruited an operator in the kitchen to become lab technician, 2 “drop-outs” from school (and one of them became Quality manager in a different company). With the necessary support, much is possible. #qualitymanager #recruitment #support

Title: Quality Control vs Quality Assurance: Understanding the Difference In the pursuit of excellence, two terms are often used interchangeably: Quality Control (QC) and Quality Assurance (QA). However, they have distinct meanings and roles in ensuring the quality of products or services. Quality Control (QC): - Focuses on identifying and correcting defects or issues in the product or service - Involves inspection, testing, and validation of outputs - Ensures compliance with specifications and standards - Reactive approach: finds and fixes problems after they occur Quality Assurance (QA): - Focuses on preventing defects or issues from occurring in the first place - Involves planning, designing, and implementing processes and procedures - Ensures compliance with regulations, standards, and industry best practices - Proactive approach: anticipates and mitigates potential problems In summary, Quality Control checks for defects, while Quality Assurance prevents them from happening. Both are crucial for delivering high-quality products and services. #FMCG #Foodsafety #QualityControl #QualityAssurance #QualityMatters #ProcessExcellence #Productivity #foodtechnologist #foodtechnology #food

Joulé is #hiring a QA Operations Specialist! Responsibilities: 🔍 Perform QA on the floor activities to ensure compliance. ✅ Ensure manufacturing aligns with applicable procedures and batch records. 📄 Conduct real-time reviews of manufacturing batch records. 📝 Review and maintain manufacturing shop floor documentation. #JouleAllDay #QualityAssurance #Manufacturing #OpenToWork

Quality Assurance is a career that spans all industries. Follow this guide to learn how to find a job in Quality Assurance in 2024. https://buff.ly/4aRqYlu #QAJobs #QualityAssurance #Advice #HumanResources

JOB TITLE: QUALITY CONTROL OFFICER INDUSTRY: COSMETICS LOCATION: AJAO ESTATE EXPERIENCE: 1 YEARS SALARY: 100,000 Responsibilities: ● Preparation of NAFDAC samples when applicable. Following appropriate dose of specified materials such as HQ, Preservatives in accordance with what is to be presented.  ● Stability Test on new products and existing products already on the trend on a 6weeks window under specified temperature.  ● Analysis of Raw Material's sustenance period along with the store officer and giving appropriate feedback to the appropriate offices as it may apply.  ● Analysis of Fragrance oil for conformity with the perfume production standard on multiple concentration level when it applies, using ALCOHOL-OIL-WATER order to avert the risk of cloudiness.  ● Sample collection & Labelling of all products produced and storing in safe conditions and in clear cut pattern to ensure easy tracing of respective products & batches.  ● Laboratory Records: Ensuring appropriate filling and filing of all lab records and it's equivalent in both hard & soft copy format. This includes, Production water test records, Records of Physiochemical test of finished products, Production schedules, Raw material logs, Raw material tests records, Maintenance Report, Production challenges and Sample submission reports.  ● Preparation of formulation sheets and issuance in strict compliance with the details of last updated as it relates to the products on the production schedule. Also, allocation of shared quantities of each product split among a batch when it applies.  ● Effecting all change or adjustments made to formulas or products on the digital file and disposing off all hard copy of the obsolete file when it applies.  ● Following up with the maintenance unit on all reported faulty equipment to ensure swift resolution and updating the appropriate office of progress per time.  ● Periodic top products report (every 2 weeks) as well as daily reports on production activities as it does or does not affect production practices. Quarterly summary on all products produced within a 12-month span and details of all bad products amongst all products on the company's books within same period.  ● Imputation of all finished products on SAGE and further providing collaborative hard copy report on the products produced and fragrance oil used to aid the account's records.  Responsibilities 1. Set daily/weekly/monthly objectives and communicate them to employees 2. Organize workflow by assigning responsibilities and preparing schedules 3. Oversee and coach employees 4. Ensure the safe use of equipment and schedule regular maintenance 5. Check production output according to specifications 6. Submit reports on performance and progress 7. Identify issues in efficiency and suggest improvements 8. Train new employees on how to safely use machinery and follow procedures 9. Enforce strict safety guidelines and company standards Mode of application zandascareerhr@gmail.com

JOB TITLE: QUALITY CONTROL OFFICER INDUSTRY: COSMETICS LOCATION: AJAO ESTATE EXPERIENCE: 1 YEARS Responsibilities: ●  ●          Physiochemical Analysis of raw material supplied for conformity with our production standards. Making an equivalent of intended use by preparing lab sample of the product or formula the class of material falls to. ●          Quality control check on the mixing of perfumes; ensuring the right materials (Alcohol, Fragrance & Water) are added and in the right quantities as stated on the batch formula. Also ensuring the proper order of mixing is followed through the process and proper dating of produced batches. ●          Preparation of NAFDAC samples when applicable. Following appropriate dose of specified materials such as HQ, Preservatives in accordance with what is to be presented. ●          Stability Test on new products and existing products already on the trend on a 6weeks window under specified temperature. ●          Analysis of Raw Material's sustenance period along with the store officer and giving appropriate feedback to the appropriate offices as it may apply. ●          Analysis of Fragrance oil for conformity with the perfume production standard on multiple concentration level when it applies, using ALCOHOL-OIL-WATER order to avert the risk of cloudiness. ●          Sample collection & Labelling of all products produced and storing in safe conditions and in clear cut pattern to ensure easy tracing of respective products & batches. ●          Laboratory Records: Ensuring appropriate filling and filing of all lab records and it's equivalent in both hard & soft copy format. This includes, Production water test records, Records of Physiochemical test of finished products, Production schedules, Raw material logs, Raw material tests records, Maintenance Report, Production challenges and Sample submission reports. ●          Effecting all change or adjustments made to formulas or products on the digital file and disposing off all hard copy of the obsolete file when it applies. ●          Following up with the maintenance unit on all reported faulty equipment to ensure swift resolution and updating the appropriate office of progress per time. ●          Periodic top products report (every 2 weeks) as well as daily reports on production activities as it does or does not affect production practices. Quarterly summary on all products produced within a 12-month span and details of all bad products amongst all products on the company's books within same period. ●          Imputation of all finished products on SAGE and further providing collaborative hard copy report on the products produced and fragrance oil used to aid the account's records. Responsibilities   MODE OF APPLICATION EMAIL. zandascareerhr@gmail.com

QA/QC if you didn't documents it you did not do it Documentation in QA/QC department is the only prove that shows you did it. Documentation plays a crucial roles in enhancing food safety by providing a systemic record of processes, procedures and standards,it ensure compliance with company standard,regulations and for traceability of product Things quality personnel needs to document are : The name of the product : Types of raw materials used for the product : Time of materials useage : Production date : Expiration date : Batch number : Machine number : Analysis results : Time of packaging *Benefit of Documentation in quality department : For traceability of product : To ensure compliance with company standard and regulation : Help to identify potential risks in the production process : It help to monitor and improve quality product : And also to manage products recall Inconclusion,the main objective of documentation is to have a transparent overview of the product state and safety throughout production process. If you didn't documents it,you did not do it As a quality personnel ensure to be customer centric by given your customer good quality product that meet customer satisfaction Thanks I still remain your professional quality assurance/quality control analyst