04103A - Technician, QA

Bakemark; Spartanburg (SC); On-site; USD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

BakeMark in Spartanburg, SC is seeking a quality technician to inspect materials and finished products, run tests, and record results to ensure compliance with company, industry, and regulatory quality standards.

The role involves calibrating equipment, supporting investigations into defects, and helping implement corrective actions while maintaining batch records and audit evidence.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED; technical certificate, associate degree, or coursework in quality, manufacturing, or laboratory technology preferred.
• 1–3 years in manufacturing, laboratory, or quality environments for entry-level; 2+ years commonly expected for full technician roles.
• Familiarity with relevant standards (ISO, GMP, FDA) depending on industry. (Qualifications aggregated from job-market summaries and role guides

Responsibilities

• Inspect and test raw materials, in-process items, and finished products using visual, mechanical, or laboratory methods.
• Execute test protocols and standard operating procedures (SOPs); record and report test data and nonconformances.
• Maintain documentation including batch records, inspection logs, and calibration certificates.
• Support investigations into defects and deviations; perform root-cause data collection and help implement corrective actions.
• Calibrate and maintain inspection and test equipment; elevate equipment failures to engineering or maintenance.
• Participate in audits and compliance activities; prepare evidence and follow audit findings to closure.

Job description

Summary:

This position inspects products, runs tests, records results, and supports corrective actions to ensure products and processes meet company, industry, and regulatory quality standards.

Responsibilities:

• Inspect and test raw materials, in-process items, and finished products using visual, mechanical, or laboratory methods.
• Execute test protocols and standard operating procedures (SOPs); record and report test data and nonconformances.
• Maintain documentation including batch records, inspection logs, and calibration certificates.
• Support investigations into defects and deviations; perform root-cause data collection and help implement corrective actions.
• Calibrate and maintain inspection and test equipment; elevate equipment failures to engineering or maintenance.
• Participate in audits and compliance activities; prepare evidence and follow audit findings to closure.

Qualifications:

• High school diploma or GED; technical certificate, associate degree, or coursework in quality, manufacturing, or laboratory technology preferred.
• 1–3 years in manufacturing, laboratory, or quality environments for entry-level; 2+ years commonly expected for full technician roles.
• Familiarity with relevant standards (ISO, GMP, FDA) depending on industry. (Qualifications aggregated from job-market summaries and role guides