Quality process auditor vs quality coordinator

Differences between quality process auditor and quality coordinator duties and responsibilities

Quality process auditor example responsibilities.

• Manage and report on supplier audit program in line with ISO and/or FDA 21 CFR part 820 regulations.
• Lead cross functional project team to build user-friendly windows base customer support applications which interface with the OmniPlan/OmniPlus mainframe application.
• Review future employee backgrounds to ensure hiring criteria and ISO guidelines are meet.
• Reduce transaction time and improve Sarbanes-Oxley compliance by developing and implementing new, improve processes for identifying and eliminating obsolete inventory.
• Perform internal audits; generate documents addressing compliance to ISO9001 and AS9100 requirements; provide training.
• Audit manufacturing areas and systems to ISO/QS9000, AS9100, CMMI, mil specs, and company policies and procedures.
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Quality coordinator example responsibilities.

• Develop the plant's QMS that achieve ISO 9001:2K certification and successful follow-up audits on 2005 and 2006.
• Implement data-driven patient outreach program for Medicaid participants that lead to an overall increase in HEDIS preventative care measure scores.
• Manage to correct QC system deficiencies and improve methods loading inspection records in to the QCS quality control data system.
• Manage hospital core measures abstraction, registry abstractions and review services to assist healthcare organizations in improving performance.
• Satisfy all CMS regulatory compliance requirements for grievance handling.
• Submit PPAP parts to the lab for testing.
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