Lead quality control technician vs quality assurance supervisor

Differences between lead quality control technician and quality assurance supervisor duties and responsibilities

Lead quality control technician example responsibilities.

• Train test personnel and manage QC test technicians in a fast pace environment.
• Operate HPLC, NMR, IR and GC instruments for routine QC chemical testing.
• Monitor people, processes, and the respective work area to ensure regulatory (GMP and ISO) compliance.
• Help create product documents and logs for FDA.
• Develop methods for GC analysis as business requires.
• Enforce compliance with company, client and GMP standards and practices.
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Quality assurance supervisor example responsibilities.

• Assist in achieving ISO certification/training.
• Manage GMP regulate quality assurance department to ensure all raw materials and finish products meet quality standards.
• Lead product development team to successfully develop components at improve PPAP approval time by implementing better project planning
• Conduct and report internal quality system and vendor/supplier audits in accordance with ISO and company quality assurance requirements.
• Use of refractometer, micrometer, lab scales, and calipers.
• Monitor pre-clinical GLP studies at CRO and intra-departmental sites to ensure protocol/regulatory compliance (Covance).
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