Quality Control Technician - Food Packaging (1st Shift)

ADP, Inc.; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

ADP, Inc. is seeking a Quality Control Technician for 1st shift in Cincinnati, OH. The role focuses on monitoring, verifying, and documenting product quality, food safety, and regulatory compliance throughout the manufacturing process.

Responsibilities include conducting in-process inspections, CCP monitoring, testing parameters, equipment verification, sample retention, and supporting audits and corrective actions. Strong documentation and teamwork are essential.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED required.
• Food manufacturing or QA experience preferred.
• Knowledge of HACCP, GMPs, USDA, FDA, SQF, or related food safety systems preferred.
• Strong attention to detail and documentation skills.
• Ability to work independently and in a team environment.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine in-process product inspections and quality evaluations.
• Monitor and document HACCP Critical Control Points (CCPs).
• Perform net weight, fill weight, residual air, coding, labeling, and packaging verification checks.
• Perform pH, Brix, salt, viscosity, solids, and hydration testing.
• Conduct seal integrity, burst, peel, and package quality testing.
• Verify and calibrate the functionality of quality equipment.
• Pull, label, log, and store retention samples.
• Support sanitation verification, audits, investigations, and corrective actions.
• Communicate quality issues and product non-conformances.
• Perform other duties assigned by Quality Management.

Job description

ADP, Inc. is seeking a Quality Control Technician for 1st shift in Cincinnati, OH. The role focuses on monitoring, verifying, and documenting product quality, food safety, and regulatory compliance throughout the manufacturing process.

Responsibilities include conducting in-process inspections, CCP monitoring, testing parameters, equipment verification, sample retention, and supporting audits and corrective actions. Strong documentation and teamwork are essential.