Equipment engineering technician vs quality control technician

Differences between equipment engineering technician and quality control technician duties and responsibilities

Equipment engineering technician example responsibilities.

• Achieve multiple certifications per FDA and NRC guidelines for various internal processes critical to quality and safety.
• Assist in PLC and SCADA installation and trouble shooting.
• Service and calibrate RF generators and other high voltage power supplies.
• Repair and calibration of PLC, UVEXS and LESCO UV curing equipment.
• Spearhead repair of facility issues involving equipment such as pumps, HVAC, environmental systems, and plumbing.
• Calibrate or adjust equipment to ensure quality production, using tools such as calipers, micrometers, or height gauges.
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Quality control technician example responsibilities.

• Direct and manage the release of FDA regulate and monitor bacterial cultures and vitamin additives for product development.
• Aid in development and maintenance of SPC program achieving product performance stability and creating a platform for continuous improvement.
• Work with personnel to ensure all food safety programs such as HACCP, SSOP, and GMP's, are follow.
• Work on the structure of on-line supply info system base on HMI, PLC and SQL.
• Calculate requirements, using basic math, geometry and trigonometry.
• Use furnaces, band saws, blasters, torches, acids, and micrometers.
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