Quality Control In-Charge (FMCG) (India)

Quality Control In-Charge (FMCG) (India)

28 Aug
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amartex industries
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India

28 Aug

amartex industries

India

? **HIRING – QC IN-CHARGE (FMCG**staples DEPARTMENT)

Company: Amartex Industries Ltd.

? Location: Panchkula, Haryana

? Department: Quality Control – FMCG/staples

?‍? Experience: 5-8+ Years

? Salary: 30-40K (As per experience & industry standards)

- ? Key ResponsibilitiesManage day-to-day quality control activities for FMCG products.
- Inspect incoming raw materials and finished products.
- Ensure products meet defined quality, safety & hygiene standards.
- Conduct sampling, testing and quality inspections.
- Identify quality issues and coordinate corrective actions.
- Maintain QC reports, inspection records and documentation.
- Monitor product quality throughout the supply chain.
- Coordinate with Purchase, Warehouse and Operations teams.
- Ensure compliance with applicable FSSAI and FMCG quality standards.




- Handle customer complaints related to product quality and support root-cause analysis.
- ? Candidate RequirementsGraduate/Diploma in Food Technology, Dairy Technology, Microbiology, Chemistry, Quality Management or related field.
- 5+ years of relevant FMCG Quality Control experience.
- Knowledge of FMCG quality standards, hygiene and food safety practices.
- Valuable analytical, inspection and documentation skills.
- Strong coordination and team-handling abilities.

? Interested candidates can apply through Apna or share their updated CV.

Apply Now – Join Amartex Industries Ltd.!

📌 Quality Control In-Charge (FMCG) (India)
🏢 amartex industries
📍 India

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