Lead quality control technician vs quality supervisor

Differences between lead quality control technician and quality 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 supervisor example responsibilities.

• Lead the TS16949 implementation team.
• Research and involve respective departments to achieve immediate corrective/preventative action response to pertinent customer and internal CAPA's, as required.
• Maintain effective work instructions and operating procedures for inspection, operations and supplier quality assurance per ISO requirements.
• Develop KPIs for suppliers and document progress.
• Participate in hosting customer, governmental, third party certifying body plant visits and perform all GMP internal audits.
• Prepare documentation and training for ISO re-certification audits.
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