QC Tech

As a QC Tech at TCI, your primary responsibilities will include testing product samples at various stages of production to ensure they meet our quality standards. You will operate various lab equipment and perform regular inspections while maintaining accurate records of your findings. Additionally, you'll be expected to collaborate with team members to solve problems and ensure a smooth production process.

For the Quality Control Tech role at TCI, we prefer candidates who have prior quality control experience in an ISO environment. Strong math skills and attention to detail are essential. You should also possess effective communication skills, the ability to accurately enter and retrieve computer data, and a willingness to work in a team-oriented environment.

Yes, at TCI, we have a 'Pay for Skills Program' that outlines a defined career path for Quality Control Techs. As you develop your skills and gain experience, you'll have the opportunity to advance within the company and increase your compensation accordingly. This program highlights our commitment to investing in our employees' professional growth.

Quality Control Techs at TCI work in three shifts: 1st Shift from 6 am to 2:30 pm, 2nd Shift from 2 pm to 10:30 pm, and 3rd Shift from 10 pm to 6:30 am. This flexibility allows you to choose a schedule that best fits your lifestyle while ensuring you can perform your duties effectively.

TCI offers a robust benefits package for Quality Control Techs, which includes 401(k) matching, health insurance, dental and vision insurance, life insurance, a flexible spending account, and a pension plan. Additional benefits include paid time off, a referral program, and tuition reimbursement to help support your continued education.

When answering this question, focus on specific instances from your past roles where you applied quality control standards, particularly in an ISO-certified facility. Discuss your familiarity with ISO regulations and how you ensured compliance in your previous positions.

It's important to demonstrate your organizational skills here. Discuss methods you employ, such as creating a checklist or timeline, that help you manage multiple testing responsibilities efficiently while maintaining a high standard of quality.

Be prepared to name specific lab equipment you have used, such as scales, spectrophotometers, or pH meters. Describe your experience with these tools and how you used them to ensure product quality in past roles.

Use the STAR method to structure your response: explain the Situation, the Task you needed to focus on, the Actions you took to address the problem, and the Results you achieved. This framework helps interviewers follow your thought process.

Share your strategies for managing stress and maintaining focus in high-pressure situations. You might talk about time management techniques or the importance of communication with your team to ensure everyone is aligned.

Discuss the safety protocols you adhere to in the lab environment, including wearing the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), following safety guidelines, and reporting any potential hazards to your supervisor.

Talk about the value of collaboration and effective communication among team members in ensuring quality control. Emphasize how sharing insights and supporting one another can lead to improved processes and outcomes.

Express your enthusiasm for the role by discussing TCI's commitment to quality and employee growth. Mention how you admire the company's culture and its dedication to maintaining high standards in production.

Explain your commitment to professional development, noting any relevant courses, certifications, or industry publications you engage with to stay informed on the latest quality control trends and methodologies.

Discuss the importance of attention to detail when working with computer data. Mention any specific software you are familiar with and techniques you use to ensure data accuracy, such as double-checking entries or using automated tools.