6 Topcoat Jobs

Role & responsibilities Working experience in Production Engineering or Manufacturing Engineering for Robot programming, teaching modification, Paint Shop equipment like Top coat booth, oven and work area. Hands on experience of Robot Painting programming & teaching (preferably Yaskawa) New model development/ introduction & new color introduction Spec sheet making, equipment order, P&I drawings check, Installation & Punch point countermeasure. Prepare equipment installation and modification plan and schedule. Painting Process, Quality and appearance parameters knowledge Paint material (Primer, Base, Clear, Thinners) and Quality/ standards knowledge

You should have a minimum of 5-10 years of experience in physical work at a plant if you hold a B.E degree, with a technical background in Automotive Paint Process, Manufacturing, or Engineering. Your experience should include working in at least one process line, either in 4-wheel or 2-wheel vehicles, focusing on Pre-Treatment, Sealing, Topcoat, and Bumper paint processes. It is essential that you are able to identify and address quality issues within your assigned process line and comprehend the impact of these issues on the overall Paint Process. Moreover, you should possess a basic understanding of Paint shop Equipment installation and commissioning, as well as familiarity with Basic Safety procedures, Chemical usage, Material Handling & Conveyors systems, and Paint Quality management systems. This knowledge will be crucial in ensuring the smooth operation and quality output of the Paint Process.,

Role & responsibilities -Expert in Paint shop Process & troubleshooting - Pretreatment & CED, Sanding, Sealer, Topcoat, Inspection & Repair, Baking Repair -Knowledge in Production planning & WIP maintenance. -New models trials and PB code setting (VTS & all equipment & Robot). -Support in problem-solving, kaizen & continuous improvements. -Knowledge of QMS, EMS, ISO 9001 etc. -Knowledge & Experience of paint quality, paint shop defects & countermeasures to improve quality -Knowledge in Why-Why analysis,7 QC Tools & 4M, and Poka-Yoka. Preferred candidate profile -Well-structured and organized working style. -In-depth knowledge & understanding of paint shop processes & systems. -Ensure support to various compliances and audits as per requirement

The Paint Process Engineer is responsible for developing, optimizing, and overseeing paint and coating processes within the manufacturing environment. This role requires expertise in paint application systems, troubleshooting, quality control, and continuous improvement processes to ensure high-quality finishes on products while maintaining efficiency, safety, and environmental compliance. Job Responsibilities: 1. Process Development & Optimization: Design, develop, and optimize paint processes for high-quality finishes, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. Conduct process analysis and identify areas for improvement in application methods, equipment, and materials. Collaborate with R&D, production, and quality teams to develop new coatings and improve existing processes. 2. Paint Application Systems: Ensure proper functioning and maintenance of paint application equipment (spray booths, robotic painting systems, etc.). Implement and manage automated or manual painting techniques for optimal product appearance and durability. 3. Quality Control: Continuously evaluate and optimize both phosphating and electroplating processes to improve quality, reduce waste, and enhance productivity. Monitor and evaluate paint quality, including color matching, film thickness, adhesion, and surface smoothness. Conduct tests to validate paint performance (e.g., corrosion resistance, UV stability). Troubleshoot defects and work with production teams to ensure corrective actions are taken. 4. Process Documentation: Create and maintain detailed documentation for all painting processes, including Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), work instructions, and troubleshooting guides. Track and analyze process data to ensure consistency and identify trends. 5. Safety and Compliance: Ensure compliance with environmental regulations and industry standards related to coatings and paint processes. Promote and enforce safe working practices and procedures in the paint shop, including handling chemicals, PPE use, and ventilation systems. 6. Training & Support: Provide technical support and training to production staff on paint processes, equipment, and quality standards. Act as a point of contact for resolving technical issues and providing solutions to process challenges. 7. Project Management: Lead or participate in cross-functional projects aimed at improving the paint process, reducing costs, and improving quality. Manage paint process development timelines, resources, and deliverables for new product introductions or process changes. Track and analyze project KPIs, deliver high-quality status reports, and lead cross-functional teams to ensure projects are executed on time and within budget. Job Specification: Qualification: B-Tech/B.E in Chemical Engineering , Materials Science , or Mechanical Engineering . Experience: 8 to 10 years of relevant experience. Competencies: a) Technical: Extensive experience in paint application processes, preferably in automotive , aerospace , or industrial coatings . Strong knowledge of paint chemistry , application methods (spray, dip, etc.), and related equipment. Experience with automated painting systems , robotic painting, and CAD software for designing painting processes is a plus. Strong background in lean manufacturing , risk management , and quality tools. Familiarity with quality standards such as ISO 9001 , TS16949 , or similar certifications. Excellent project management skills and the ability to lead cross-functional teams. Six Sigma or Lean Manufacturing certifications are a plus. b) Behavioral: Good Communication Skills . Leadership Ability to drive CFT (Cross-Functional Teams). Must be open to working at overseas Stellantis plants as required by the project. Good Analytical Skills . Dynamic & Self-Starter . Good Team Player Ability to collaborate and work with CFT to solve quality issues. Problem-Solving Skills .

You should possess 5-10 years of experience in a physical plant setting if you hold a B.E. degree, with a technical background in Automotive Paint Process, Manufacturing, or Engineering. It is essential to have experience in at least one process line, such as 4Wheel or 2Wheel, specifically in Pre-Treatment, Sealing, Topcoat, and Bumper paint processes. You must be capable of identifying and addressing quality issues within your process line and understand how these issues impact the overall Paint Process. Additionally, you should have a basic understanding of Paint shop Equipment installation & commissioning, Basic Safety procedures, Chemical usage, Material Handling & Conveyors systems, and Paint Quality management systems.,

Role & responsibilities Knowledge of Automotive Paint Shop and processes. Working experience in Production Engineering or Manufacturing Engineering for Paint Shop equipment like Top coat booth, oven, sealer line and work area. Facility study and installation/ modification for introduction of New model in Paint shop Spec sheet making, equipment order, P&I drawings check, Installation & Punch point countermeasure. Prepare equipment installation and modification plan and schedule. Painting Process, Quality and appearance parameters knowledge Paint material (Primer, Base, Clear, Thinners) knowledge Knowledge of Auto CAD/ NX for drawing making Preferred candidate profile Working experience in Automobile Paint Shop (preferably OEM) Experience of Paint shop Production Engineering/ Manufacturing Engineering