• Quality Coordinator : Life Sciences - Cincinnati,…

    Jacobs (Cincinnati, OH)


    At Jacobs, quality control is crucial to the success of our projects and a key component of the work we do with our clients. As a Quality Coordinator, you’ll work with experienced Quality professionals to support the development, implementation, and maintenance of quality assurance systems and processes. You’ll also work to ensures our technical services teams comply with established quality control processes. The Quality Coordinator works closely with the Quality Manager to identify areas for improvement.

     

    Based in Cincinnati, OH, you’ll have the chance to conduct project audits for compliance with internal quality control processes, document quality audit findings, and collaborate with teams to implement corrective and preventive actions (CAPAs). You’ll support quality improvement and training initiatives related to project quality.

     

    • Minimum 2 years of experience working in the Quality Assurance / Quality Control field in an EPCM environment is preferred

    • Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Quality Management, Engineering, or a related technical field; or equivalent years of experience in lieu of degree

    Ideally you'll have:

    • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

    • Strong attention to detail and analytical skills.

    • Ability to read and understand engineering drawings a plus.

     

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