Quality Assurance Technician - Beverage Production (Flexible Schedule)

Coca-Cola Canada Bottling Limited; Montreal (administrative region); On-site; CAD 32,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

Coke Canada Bottling is seeking a Quality Assurance Lab Technician for our Lachine facility. You will conduct various tests on beverages, syrups, and raw materials throughout production, ensuring high quality and compliance with SOPs.

The role requires attention to detail, data entry in electronic logs, and collaboration with plant management. A science degree is preferred, with 1–3 years in production or lab work; flexibility for day, evening, and night shifts.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Bachelor's degree in science preferred.
• 1–3 years in production/manufacturing or 2+ years in a lab setting.

Responsibilities

• Conduct qualitative and quantitative testing of beverages, syrups, and raw materials throughout production.
• Perform standardized quality samplings and audits; report variances to plant management.
• Monitor ISO-GFSI compliance and food safety programs; stop production if out of specification.
• Conduct package quality inspection and audits; isolate non-conforming product.
• Calibrate laboratory equipment; troubleshoot systems and processes.
• Develop skills to achieve a plant-wide world class manufacturing environment.
• Analyze syrup beverage and water attributes.
• Receive and test CO2 and all raw materials prior to production.
• Maintain housekeeping to prevent microbial contamination.

Skills

Quality testing

Data analysis

Attention to detail

Flexibility schedule

Education

Bachelor's degree in science

Tools

Excel

Job description

Coke Canada Bottling is seeking a Quality Assurance Lab Technician for our Lachine facility. You will conduct various tests on beverages, syrups, and raw materials throughout production, ensuring high quality and compliance with SOPs.

The role requires attention to detail, data entry in electronic logs, and collaboration with plant management. A science degree is preferred, with 1–3 years in production or lab work; flexibility for day, evening, and night shifts.