A Process Quality Control (PQC) job primarily involves ensuring products or processes meet required quality standards. This often includes inspecting raw materials, finished products, and production processes, identifying defects, and implementing corrective actions. PQC professionals also document findings, analyze quality data, and may train production teams on quality control measures. Key responsibilities of a PQC role include: Inspection and Testing: Inspecting raw materials, products, and production processes to identify defects and ensure compliance with standards. Documentation and Reporting: Maintaining detailed records of inspections, documenting findings, and reporting results to relevant parties. Problem Solving: Identifying root causes of defects, implementing corrective actions, and collaborating with other departments to prevent recurrence. Process Improvement: Proposing improvements to production processes, implementing quality improvement activities, and ensuring compliance with industry standards. Training and Development: Training production team members on quality control measures and procedures. Data Analysis: Analyzing quality data to identify trends, assess performance, and make data-driven decisions. Collaboration: Collaborating with other departments, such as production, engineering, and quality assurance, to improve product quality and overall process efficiency. Compliance: Ensuring that all products and processes comply with company policies, industry standards, and regulatory requirements. Examples of specific tasks: Reading blueprints and specifications: Understanding technical drawings and specifications to ensure products are manufactured to the required standards. Using measuring tools: Using calipers, gauges, and micrometers to measure dimensions and verify accuracy. Performing quality tests: Conducting various tests, such as durability, functionality, and safety tests, to assess product quality. Identifying and resolving defects: Identifying defects in raw materials, products, or processes and implementing corrective actions. Monitoring production processes: Monitoring the production line to ensure that processes are being followed correctly and that quality standards are being met. Analyzing data: Analyzing data from inspections, tests, and audits to identify trends and areas for improvement. Training personnel: Training production team members on quality control procedures and standards. Show more Show less
