Role & responsibilities 1. Daily production qty. update with rejected qty.in stock register.2. Daily moulding rejection qty. physically verifies and after counting keeps it at the proper place to avoid mixing.3. Daily meeting with senior regarding work distribution and full days work planning.4. As per instruction of senior in charge / supervisor plan for mould unloading and loading. Inform plant head while loading and unloading.5. After every mould unloading do the proper storage of mould.6. After mould load do the mould clamping properly and confirm with senior incharge.7. After every new lot of production start; check the first piece visually as per sample and continue production.8. Do the checking for running production in minimum 2 hours frequency.9. If there is power failure immediately switches off the main switches of control panel and machines.10. Do the raw material unloading under observation.11. Keep the raw material as per batch no. to avoid mixing.12. Follow the FIFO system to storage the raw material and do the proper storage of raw material as per safety.Preferred candidate profile Diploma or experienced in Compression moulding for 2 years on machineExtra 1. Process audit involvement2. Team work ability3. Team leadership

Hello Candidate,Refer the KPI and Question to be answered for evaluation and consideration.KPI: Toolroom ManagementMould Manufacturing[ Plastic]Admin Team managementExecution of Customer JobsOrder ManagementsKey ResponsibilitiesMaintain a detailed inventory of tools and equipment, and ensure their proper storage and maintenance.Supervise tool room staff, including scheduling, training, and managing performance.Work closely with production departments to understand their tool requirements and ensure timely availability.Implement and monitor systems for tracking the toolroom activity and process management.Develop and maintain process documentation, including Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), work instructions, and process flow diagrams.Coordinate with vendors and suppliers for the procurement of new tools or the repair of existing ones.Assist in budget preparation for the tool room operations and monitor expenditures.Conduct regular audits of tools and equipment to ensure compliance with safety and quality standards.Resolve any issues related to tool performance or employee conflicts within the tool room.Maintain and report about daily progress to Project runningStay updated with the latest trends and advancements in tool room technologies and management practices.Prepare reports summarizing tool room activities, challenges, and resource needs.Collaborate with other department heads to streamline operations and support the overall production workflow.To qualify for an Operations position, candidates need the following: An associates degree in tool and die technology, mechanical engineering, or a related field. A bachelors degree is often preferred. Significant experience in tool room operations or a similar role, typically requiring at least 3-5 years of supervisory experience. Strong understanding of computer-aided design (CAD) software and other related technologies used in tool manufacturing and maintenance. Certifications in tool design, inventory management, or lean manufacturing can strengthen a candidate's qualifications.Additional Requirements:Knowledge of safety regulations and practices in a manufacturing environment.Ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines.Willingness to adapt to changing priorities and technologies.