Quality Assurance Technician/Technicien de l'assurance qualité

Description

Would you like to work in Quality Assurance for P&G – one of Canada’s Top 100 Employers (2026)?

We are looking to fill a future vacancy for a Canada Quality Assurance (QA) Technician (Entry Level) to join our team in Brantford, Ontario at our Brantford Mixing Centre (BRMC).

As a Quality Assurance Technician, you will:

• Ensure Compliance to Health Canada requirements for all imported regulated P&G products including but not limited to: Drug, Natural Health Product, Medical Devices and Food

• Follow all site Safety Requirements and company Purpose, Values, Principles

• Demonstrate Mastery in Canadian Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and daily work processes

• Execute with Excellence

• Act as a positive influence to team culture and drive system improvements • Demonstrate partnership with other business partners to reduce losses or risks. Other Key Responsibilities

• Review and release of Regulated products imported and distributed by the P&G Brantford Mixing Centre (BRMC)

• Coordinate with multi-functionals to ensure release on time for new product initiatives

• Develop work process improvements

• Develop and review Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)

What do we offer:

• Responsibilities from Day1; you will have ownership for your work plan from the beginning and will have important projects and responsibilities to deliver

• Flexible benefits coverage, competitive salary and pension plan after 1 year of service

• Access to employee wellness programs including Employee & Family Assistance Program, employee support system, and psychology benefits Additional considerations:

• This is a non-management hourly paid position in our Technical Career System.

• Relocation is not offered for this position.

Job Qualifications

• 0-3 years of experience

• Willingness to work on-site (warehouse environment) full-time

• Demonstrate ability to drive improvements in day-to-day Quality work.

• Strong interpersonal skills, able to work as a good team player.

• Strong problem-solving skills – ability to identify and resolve issues/conflicts effectively

• Strong communication skills – ability to communicate effectively with others both verbally and in writing.

• Strong computer skills in varied applications including SAP, Veeva (asset)

• Strong digital fluency with tools like PowerBI and Microsoft office software (asset)

• Knowledge of Canadian drug and natural health products regulations (asset)

Physical Requirements:

• Lift, lower, carry, push & pull objects up to 50 lbs.
• Ability to flex, extend, and rotate neck
• The ability to work at heights & climb stairs/ladders/platforms, etc., on and around equipment.
• Stand, sit, or walk for long periods of time. Surface: Concrete, gravel, asphalt (uneven surfaces), and equipment.
• Twist bend at the knees, stoop, kneel, squat, crawl, and reach.
• The ability to meet the requirements of safe operation and personal safety, including wearing PPE and the ability to respond appropriately to various visual and audible alarms and signals
• Operate a computer and keyboard to input and access data, and phone as well as scanners and electronic interfaces.
• The ability to enter and work in enclosed areas.
• The ability to work in extreme temperatures both hot and cold, generally in warehouse conditions including wide variances in temperature, dust and dirt.
• Learn/Know terminology and functions of machine components.
• Meet the requirements of Quality/Good Manufacturing Practices/Good Lab Practices, following applicable gowning/de-gowning when working in the lab.
• Ability to position & move cases of product, bottles, connect hoses, handle glass flasks and bottles, etc. (may include grasping)
• Work around strong odor of perfume or wear the appropriate PPE to eliminate the odor.