The phrase "a quality controller" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person responsible for ensuring that products or services meet certain standards of quality.
Example: "The company hired a quality controller to oversee the production process and ensure that all items met the required specifications."
Alternatives: "a quality inspector" or "a quality assurance officer".
Her husband, a quality controller, earns a little more.
She ended up as a quality controller in a munitions factory.
Richard Lingard worked at the factory as a quality controller for a few weeks in 2012 before moving on because he said it was impossible to do the job correctly.
She was a quality controller in India for a time.
Situation questions were given following a paragraph of instruction or medical information.> Before the field study, a survey team was established in each of the 13 cities or counties; the team comprised a principal, a coordinator, four to six investigators, a quality controller, and a data manager.
Two levels of a quality control system, quality controller and quality leader, were used to check for potential errors in the questionnaires.
Roy Stevenson was a senior quality controller for more than a decade at one of the UK's largest poultry abattoirs, in Scunthorpe, until the end of 2012 when he was made redundant.
Alan Hicks, 48, a consumer quality controller at BMW's plant in Farnborough, has been working on cars since he left school in 1983 and on electric cars since 2009.
The ASPAD framework comprises four major components, namely, a security service middleware, a dynamic data-partitioning mechanism, a response time estimator, and an adaptive security quality controller.
A third former quality controller with several years' experience at Scunthorpe in the recent past, who asked for anonymity, described being regularly undermined and bypassed when trying to enforce hygiene rules.
The quality controller cooperatively controls the DST parameters and LACK insertion rates.
