Quality Control Executive

Job Summary:

Execute day-to-day quality control lab and inspection functions: sampling, testing, analysis of raw materials, in-process and finished products; ensure results are timely and accurate and feed into production for quality improvement at the plant.

Key Responsibilities / Duties:

• Conduct sampling and testing of raw materials, in‐process batches and finished goods per defined protocols and schedules.
• Maintain and calibrate QC lab equipment; ensure lab cleanliness, documentation and adherence to testing standards.
• Report test results, highlight deviations, coordinate with production and QA for corrective action.
• Maintain test methods, update records, and assist in validation of new test protocols.
• Assist in supplier material testing, issue certificates of analysis, and support incoming material quality.
• Participate in root‐cause analysis for quality failures, assist production in resolving process issues
• Monitor lab performance metrics (turnaround time, test accuracy, failures) and work to improve efficiency.

Required Skills & Competencies:

• Strong laboratory skills, familiarity with analytical instruments/testing relevant to manufacturing/chemicals.
• Attention to detail, documentation skills, ability to interpret test results and communicate findings.
• Coordination skills across production, procurement, QC and QA functions.
• Basic understanding of quality standards, chemical safety, lab procedures.

Educational Qualifications:

Bachelor’s in Chemistry or BTech in Chemical Engineering or Materials Science or related field.

Laboratory certification or hands-on experience preferred.

Work Experience:

Minimum 1-3 years experience in QC lab in manufacturing environment; experience in chemicals/construction materials desirable.

Experience with analytical testing, record keeping and reporting.

KPIs / Performance Indicators:

• Laboratory turnaround time (TAT) for test results
• % of test results meeting specification
• Number of lab non-compliances / calibration issues
• Reduction in repeat tests/rejections due to lab errors
• Accuracy and timeliness of QC reporting