6 quality documentation jobs at 5 companies in Auburn, IL
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Part-Time Produce Quality Control Evaluator
Springfield, Illinois, United States
OnsitePart Time
M. J. Kellner: A foodservice distributor supplying produce and refrigerated items to customers and businesses.
High school diploma or equivalent; ability to work in cold warehouse cooler, lift 10–100 lbs, stand/walk, inspect and document produce; prior produce knowledge preferred.
Primient: Produces plant-based food and industrial ingredients from corn.
Preferred 4-year degree or associate + 3 years lab experience. Experience with HPLC, AA, FTIR, UV/Vis, RVA, pH and conductivity meters, wet chemistry titrations, lab instrument maintenance, documentation, and data entry into eDatasheet/Logbook/SAP.
Seek Now: Property inspection and data capture services for insurance companies.
Independent 1099 contractor for field inspections; travel, lift heavy equipment, document inspections via mobile app; ensure accurate, impartial reports.
Ladder up to 40 feet, 3D Cameras, Drones, Moisture meters, Smartphone, Laptop, Proprietary inspection software
Memorial Health: Provides medical and hospital services in central Illinois.
Licensed RN in Illinois, current BLS/CPR required, ACLS preferred, performs assessments, delegation, documentation, and participates in quality improvement and credentialing.
Ring Container Technologies: Manufactures plastic containers and sustainable packaging for consumer products.
Operate production machinery safely, perform preventative maintenance and changeovers, follow GMP/HACCP and safety procedures, monitor quality and OEE, and complete production documentation.
Computerized Maintenance Management Software, Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE), Statistical Process Control (SPC), Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), HACCP, Powered Industrial Truck, Boom Lift, Scissor Lift
International PaperNYSE: IP: Manufacturer of renewable, fiber-based packaging and pulp products.
Perform production tasks including counting/stacking finished product, reading gauges, basic shop math, product inspections, completing quality documentation, general housekeeping, and following safety procedures and SOPs.