Quality Manager - Spinning

Role & responsibilities

• Developing and Implementing Quality Control:

Establishing and maintaining quality control procedures, standards, and specifications for all stages of the spinning process (e.g., blow room, carding, drawing, winding).

• Inspection and Testing:

Conducting regular inspections and testing of fiber, sliver, roving, and yarn at various production stages to ensure they meet quality parameters.

• Data Analysis and Reporting:

Monitoring and analyzing quality data, identifying trends, and generating reports to track performance and identify areas for improvement.

• Defect Analysis and Resolution:

Investigating the root causes of quality defects, recommending corrective actions, and implementing solutions to prevent recurrence.

• Team Leadership and Training:

Supervising and training quality control personnel, ensuring they understand quality standards and procedures.

• Liaison and Communication:

Collaborating with other departments (e.g., production, maintenance, R&D) to address quality issues and implement improvements.

• Compliance and Documentation:

Ensuring compliance with relevant quality standards, regulations, and company policies, and maintaining accurate records.

• Continuous Improvement:

Identifying opportunities for process optimization and quality enhancement throughout the spinning process.

Preferred candidate profile

• Experience in Textile Manufacturing:

Strong understanding of spinning processes, including blow room, carding, drawing, winding, and yarn testing.

• Knowledge of Quality Standards:

Familiarity with Uster standards, ISO standards, and other relevant quality parameters.

• Analytical and Problem-Solving Skills:

Ability to analyze data, identify root causes of quality issues, and develop effective solutions.

• Communication and Leadership Skills:

Ability to communicate effectively with various stakeholders, lead and motivate a team, and provide training.

• Process Management and Optimization:

Understanding of process optimization techniques and ability to identify areas for improvement.

• Attention to Detail:

Ensuring accuracy and consistency in all quality control activities.

Specific Examples:

• Monitoring CSP (Count Strength Product), TPI (Twists Per Inch), and CV% (Coefficient of Variation):

Ensuring these parameters meet the required specifications for different yarn types.

• Analyzing yarn imperfections and hairiness:

Identifying and addressing issues that affect yarn evenness and appearance.

• Using Uster evenness testers and tensile testers:

Employing these instruments to assess yarn quality and identify potential problems.

• Implementing corrective and preventive actions (CAPA):

Addressing quality issues and preventing their recurrence.