
1. Raw material quality control
• Inspects flour, sugar, fats, flavorings, and other ingredients before production.
• Performs laboratory analyses for moisture, purity, and chemical composition.
2. Process monitoring
• Oversees dough preparation for wafers, ensuring proper temperature, humidity, and consistency.
• Monitors wafer sheet baking and the correct assembly of layers (for multilayer wafers).
3. Finished product quality control
• Collects wafer samples for organoleptic evaluation (taste, aroma, color, texture).
• Checks weight, shape, baking uniformity, and packaging integrity.
4. Documentation and reporting
• Completes analysis protocols and records quality control results.
• Reports deviations from standards to the technologist or shift supervisor.
5. Hygiene and safety compliance
• Works in accordance with internal company standards.
• Ensures cleanliness of equipment, laboratory, and production areas.
1. Equipment setup and operation
• Adjusts mills, sifters, conveyors, and mixers.
• Inspects grain feeding and flour dispatch systems.
2. Process control
• Ensures proper storage and transfer of flour.
3. Packaging line operation
• Operates equipment for packing flour into bags and other containers.
• Monitors weight accuracy and packaging integrity.
4. Quality control
• Collects flour samples for laboratory testing.
• Conducts visual checks for product cleanliness and consistency.
5. Maintenance and hygiene
• Performs basic equipment maintenance.
• Complies with sanitation and safety standards.
• Setup and operation of equipment – managing production lines for melting, mixing, molding, and coating chocolate.
• Product packaging – configuring automated packaging machines in line with quality and volume standards.
• Quality control – conducting regular sampling and inspections to check for defects in shape, weight, taste, and packaging.
• Maintenance and hygiene – performing basic technical maintenance of equipment and ensuring compliance with sanitation requirements.