Quality systems technician vs product development technician

Differences between quality systems technician and product development technician duties and responsibilities

Quality systems technician example responsibilities.

• Manage document control including initiating and revising procedures, QA approval and implementation of documents.
• Conduct internal quality and GMP audits and involvement in ISO and customer audits with responsibilities including report/documentation preparation.
• Conduct pre-start sanitation GMP inspection on all process lines.
• Train involve individuals to ISO standards and require procedures to insure continuity of operations by stabilizing quality practices.
• Ensure adherence to SPC requirements and oversee data collections to communicate require adjustments and/or corrections to management and engineering teams.
• Evaluate Rockwell Collins or supplier products and processes.
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Product development technician example responsibilities.

• Manage daily QC meetings to ensure all handbag products fully adhere to BULGA standards.
• Manage design control including FMEA risk analysis, surgeon clinical input documentation, design verification and validation activities.
• Determine instrument detection limits for ICP.
• Analyze RF, analog and digital test failures to the component level.
• sample development/ skus/ allocation/ delivery charts, plm, trim sheets ...).
• Perform differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) to detect thermal events in products.
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