Job Summary: The Head of the Dyeing Department is responsible for leading and managing the end-to-end operations of the dyeing unit, ensuring high production efficiency, color accuracy, cost optimization, and adherence to quality standards. This leadership role involves overseeing production planning, lab operations, RFT (Right First Time) performance, manpower management, and continuous process improvement through the adoption of best practices and modern dyeing techniques. The role requires a strategic thinker with deep technical expertise in textile dyeing and a proven track record in handling large-scale dyeing operations. Key Responsibilities: 1. Operational Management: Lead day-to-day dyeing operations to meet production targets and delivery timelines. Ensure optimal utilization of dyeing machines, resources, and manpower. Oversee all shifts and coordinate with production and planning teams for smooth execution. Drive high-volume production with a focus on consistency, quality, and efficiency. 2. Lab & RFT Excellence: Supervise the lab team for accurate shade development and faster lab dip approvals. Implement robust recipe management systems and shade libraries. Improve Right First Time (RFT) percentages by strengthening lab-to-bulk correlation. Introduce global best practices in lab operations, testing, and standardization. 3. Quality & Compliance: Ensure adherence to customer specifications and industry standards. Minimize reworks, shade mismatches, and fabric rejects. Implement and monitor SOPs, safety guidelines, and environmental compliance. Collaborate with the QA/QC team for root cause analysis and corrective actions. 4. Process Improvement & Cost Optimization: Lead initiatives in process innovation, chemical cost reduction, and water/energy savings. Introduce automation, digitization, and lean manufacturing tools in the dyeing process. Regularly review and upgrade machines, dyeing techniques, and auxiliaries. 5. Team Leadership & Training: Manage and mentor a team of dyeing technicians, planners, lab chemists, and shift supervisors. Conduct skill enhancement and technical training programs for the team. Foster a culture of discipline, accountability, and continuous improvement. Skills & Qualifications: Educational Qualification: B.Tech / M.Tech in Textile Chemistry, Textile Engineering, or Chemical Engineering. Experience: Minimum 10 years in a senior role in dyeing operations, preferably in zipper industry, polyester, yarn and thread setups with high-capacity output. Technical Expertise: Deep understanding of reactive, disperse, and vat dyeing processes. Hands-on experience in managing modern dyeing machines Proven ability to improve RFT and lab-to-bulk reproducibility. Leadership & Analytical Skills: Strong team leadership and interdepartmental coordination. Data-driven decision-making, ERP reporting, and KPI monitoring. Strong organizational and problem-solving capabilities. Role

Role & responsibilities Dyeing Process Execution Operate and monitor dyeing machines, ensuring accurate process control Adjust dyeing parameters such as temperature, time and chemical dosage for optimal results Conduct lab dip trials and ensure batch-to-batch color consistency Quality Assurance Check fabric or yarn for defects before and after dyeing Ensure accurate shade matching with the standard color Knowledge of spectrometer Chemical and Machine Prepare and mix dyes, chemicals, and auxiliaries as per standard operating procedures Maintain and calibrate dyeing machines and equipment Process Optimization & Troubleshooting Identify and resolve dyeing process issues such as uneven dyeing, shade variation, or fastness issues. Documentation & Reporting Maintain records of dyeing recipes, batch production reports, and process parameters Coordinate with the Dyeing Planner and production Supervisor regarding work schedules. Preferred candidate profile Diploma/B.Tech in Textile Technology or Chemistry preferred 4-5 Years of experience in a dyeing unit, preferably in Zipper, threads and Yarn knowledge of different dyeing methods, chemicals, and color matching techniques