Mechanical Engineer

Role of Mechanical Engineer in Manufacturing Industry A Mechanical Engineer in manufacturing is responsible for designing production equipment, improving manufacturing processes, reducing production costs, ensuring product quality, and maintaining machinery to achieve smooth and efficient operations. ⸻ Key Responsibilities 1. Production & Process Improvement • Monitoring daily production activities and resolving technical issues • Improving manufacturing processes to increase productivity and reduce waste • Implementing Lean Manufacturing, Kaizen, 5S, and continuous improvement techniques • Reducing production cost without compromising quality 2. Machine Installation, Operation & Maintenance • Installation and commissioning of new machines and production lines • Ensuring machines operate smoothly with preventive & predictive maintenance • Troubleshooting machinery breakdowns and minimizing downtime • Coordinating with maintenance technicians and service vendors 3. Quality Control & Assurance • Ensuring product quality meets required standards (ISO, BIS, ASME etc.) • Inspecting materials, components, and finished goods • Monitoring process quality and controlling defects / rework rates • Supporting in root cause analysis and corrective actions (CAPA) 4. Design & Technical Documentation • Designing jigs, fixtures, tools, and production layouts • Preparing technical drawings, BOM (Bill of Materials), SOPs, and work instructions • Preparing machine operation manuals and maintenance schedules 5. Production Planning & Coordination • Planning production schedules and manpower allocation • Coordinating with purchase, quality, warehouse, and dispatch departments • Managing vendors and ensuring material availability on time 6. Safety & Compliance • Ensuring workplace safety standards, PPE usage, machine guarding • Conducting risk assessments and safety audits • Maintaining compliance with ISO, OSHA, and company safety policies