Engineer - Production (Module Manufacturing)
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Job Purpose: Accomplishes manufacturing results by communicating job expectations; planning, monitoring, and appraising job results; coaching, counseling, and disciplining employees; and initiating, coordinating and enforcing systems, policies, and procedures. Recruits, selects, onboards, trains, and mentors employees. Roles and Responsibilities: • Shop Floor Management • Manpower Planning • To maintain a proper ratio of trained and untrained employees • Improvement in FTF (First Test Failure) at different stages of production • To collect and analyze rejection data • Training of New Operator • Skill Matrix Preparation For Operator • To keep inventory control on shop floor • Lead by example, ensuring a safe and efficient workplace is maintained at all times • Achieve the required company quality standards ensuring both internal and external customer satisfaction • Ensuring the KPIs are monitored and targets achieved. • Drive performance of team members, giving direction and feedback to aid good performance • Ensure safe working practices are maintained and 'Standard Operations' adhere to • Motivate the team to create a high-performance culture where improvement suggestions are embraced. • Liaise and coordinate with support functions to progress issues concerning production planning and resource/skill allocation to ensure delivery of products to schedule within all relevant quality specifications • Communicate with the teams by utilising visual management, delivering shift briefs with a focus on quality, cost, and delivery, and gathering ideas for improvement. Profile & Eligible Criteria: • Expertise in Module production with a minimum of 6 years of experience. Skills: • Excellent knowledge of production, and quality control principles. The solar background will be an additional advantage. • Working knowledge of MS Office and ERP systems. • Supervising skills. • Excellent communication abilities.
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