Supervisor - Art of Lacquering

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26. Monitoring and submitting day wise, weekly and monthly lacquering/coating report and taking stock count of WIP, FG, BIN and Scrap and submit it to reporting managers on time to time basis.

27. Conducts internal audits for the stock updates of WIP, FG, SFG and BIN and send reports to the reporting manager

28. Handle internal escalations within departments to educate and streamline the process.

29. Should be flexible to works in rotation shifts and visits neighbouring branches once in 3 months and/or whenever troubleshooting is required as per the manager instruction.

30. Adhering to the KRA & KPI and accepting the time to time basis upgrades and tasks as assigned by the reporting managers.

1. Coating Methods and Equipment:

• Spraying:

Understanding different types of spray guns (airless, electrostatic), their settings, and how to achieve consistent and even coverage is essential. Supervisors should also know how to maintain spray equipment and troubleshoot common issues like clogging or uneven spray patterns.

• Dipping:

Knowledge of dip coating tanks, their size, and how to control immersion time and withdrawal speed to ensure uniform coating thickness is important.

• Flow Coating:

Supervisors should understand the flow coating process, including how to manage coating flow, prevent sags and runs, and ensure proper drainage.

• Other Methods:

Depending on the specific application, knowledge of other coating methods like roller coating, curtain coating, or powder coating might also be necessary.

2. Coating Machines and Their Components:

• Automatic Lacquer Coating Machines:

Understanding the operation and maintenance of automated systems for applying lacquer, including conveyor systems, spray booths, and drying tunnels.

• Slitting and Rewinding Machines:

For flexible packaging applications, knowledge of slitting and rewinding machines used to prepare substrates for coating is important.

• Other Equipment:

Supervisors should also be familiar with related equipment like ovens for drying, filtration systems for lacquer purification, and pumps for transferring lacquer.

3. Lacquer Properties and Substrates:

• Lacquer Types:

Understanding the characteristics of different lacquer types (e.g., nitrocellulose, acrylic, polyurethane) and their suitability for various substrates and applications is crucial.

• Substrate Compatibility:

Knowledge of how different substrates (wood, metal, plastic, paper) interact with lacquer and how to prepare them for coating is important.

• Troubleshooting:

The ability to diagnose and address issues related to lacquer application, such as drying problems, adhesion issues, or surface defects, is a key skill.

4. Maintenance and Safety:

• Preventive Maintenance:

Supervisors should understand the importance of regular maintenance of all coating equipment to ensure optimal performance and prevent breakdowns.

• Safety Procedures:

Knowledge of safety procedures related to handling lacquer, operating machinery, and working in a coating environment is critical.

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