Quality assurance specialist vs quality assurance coordinator

Differences between quality assurance specialist and quality assurance coordinator duties and responsibilities

Quality assurance specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage all NDT relate gauges to ensure calibrations requirements are meet.
• Provide employee training and manage all NDT certification records per ASNT SNT-TC-1A.
• Lead the HACCP team to ensure full compliance with regulatory and industrial food safety standards.
• Manage product and environmental sampling for chemical and microbial analysis to meet HACCP requirements.
• Lead cross functional project team to build user-friendly windows base customer support applications which interface with the OmniPlan/OmniPlus mainframe application.
• Execute quality processes in tissue banking and medical device, FDA requirements 21 CFR 1271 and 21 CFR 820.
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Quality assurance coordinator example responsibilities.

• Implement and manage GMP repackaging and relabeling activities.
• Coordinate, oversee and manage the repetitive patient documentation and medical necessity process for all patients meeting the repetitive patient description.
• Conduct yearly ISO internal audits to ensure management continues to follow process improvement guidelines.
• Provide training to employees to promote understanding with OSHA compliance and safety orient behavior.
• Ensure procedures remain in compliance with AK, OSHA, and state requirements for environmental and safety standards.
• Perform ETL testing; by executing the test cases ensuring data transformation across the landing tables abides business requirements and rules.
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