Material control specialist vs quality control clerk

Differences between material control specialist and quality control clerk duties and responsibilities

Material control specialist example responsibilities.

• Accomplish aircraft paint refinishing procedures in accordance with OSHA state, federal and military specification.
• Expedite purchase orders; provide tracking or proof of delivery as required.
• Provide support through corporate to ensure ASN and EDI compliance.
• Prepare executive level presentations for senior management providing SOX and RCSA updates.
• Process and check EDI releases for accurate information; maintain forecast schedule using JDE.
• Work closely with QA to quarantine and release all GMP materials in a timely manner.
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Quality control clerk example responsibilities.

• Use ERP system on a daily basis to accurately move and manage finish goods throughout the plant into inventory.
• Create and update ISO procedures, work instructions and forms.
• Perform FDA audits and weekly metrics for laboratory release products.
• Convert DWG files to PDF format; scan files and electronically store into various databases.
• Monitor and audit all associates paperwork and training to assure in compliance with FDA and OSHA.
• Help distribute documents and routinely check and retrieve sign-off sheets to assist in upkeep of ISO document.
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