Production Manager

Job Position – Production Manager

Industry Type – Print & Packaging

Job Location – Bangalore

Qualification – Diploma/BE in any trade (Bachelor of Engineering).

Mini Experience – 10years,

Max experience – 17years

Open to international/foreign candidates

Paragraph about the company:

Our client is a leading force in the high-end printing and packaging industry, specializing in premium packaging solutions for industries like electronics, cosmetics, food, and healthcare. The company is recognized for its innovation, eco-friendly packaging, and strong market presence in India’s mobile phone packaging sector.

About the candidate – An Ideal candidate should have an engineering graduate in trade with 10+ years of experience in a production role.

Key Competencies –

• Review and communicate the daily production plan to line leaders and ensure effective execution.

• Ensure material availability for scheduled production tasks.

• Inspect and confirm the operational condition of all machines before the start and completion of production lines.

• Monitor and document hourly production output and ensure targets are met.

• Review weekly production reports and compare performance against the monthly forecast plan.

• Confirm the attendance of operators with line leaders and ensure adequate manpower.

• Conduct daily meetings with line leaders to address and resolve any assembly line issues.

• Analyze quality issues and implement corrective actions in coordination with the quality team.

• Discuss the next day’s production plan and material readiness with relevant teams.

• Attend management meetings to present daily production status and highlight challenges or achievements.

• Monitor production loss rates and collaborate with the technical team to develop loss reduction strategies.

• Implement and maintain 7S standards on the production floor to ensure safety and efficiency.

• Update and submit daily production reports to senior management.

• Manage and monitor the usage of consumable items in the production area.

• Organize regular meetings with line leaders and technicians to review daily production performance.

• Plan and drive process and quality improvements to enhance efficiency and reduce defects.

• Train line leaders and operators on process standards, safety protocols, and continuous improvement practices.

• Monitor OQC (Outgoing Quality Control) rejection rates, investigate major problems, and develop effective solutions.