Head Plant Operations & Supply Chain
Classic Search · Bengaluru · onsite · Posted 65d ago
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About this role
Position: Head Plant Operations & Supply Chain
Location: Bengaluru
Experience: 1218 years
Qualification: Engineering Graduate – preferably Mechanical / Production / Industrial Engineering
Key Responsibilities
- Lead end-to-end Supply Chain, Sourcing, Production, PPC, Inventory, Stores and Quality operations.
- Develop and qualify vendors for machined, fabricated, electrical, pneumatic and bought-out components.
- Drive supplier quality, delivery reliability, lead-time and cost improvements.
- Develop alternate sources and appropriate Make/Buy strategies.
- Own production planning and execution across multiple machine families.
- Improve productivity, throughput, utilisation and manufacturing capacity.
- Establish inventory norms and strengthen material planning and traceability.
- Own the end-to-end quality system covering supplier quality, incoming inspection, storage, assembly, testing and final machine acceptance.
- Drive DFMA, DFMEA, value engineering, component standardisation and part rationalisation in collaboration with Design/Product Building.
- Review drawings, tolerances, materials, specifications and vendor manufacturing capabilities.
- Build scalable manufacturing systems and reduce dependence on individual employees.
Preferred Industry Background
Candidates from discrete machine/equipment manufacturing, particularly:
- Industrial Machinery
- Packaging Machinery
- Printing / Converting Equipment
- Textile Machinery
- Machine Tools
- Automation Equipment
- Material Handling Systems
- Food / Pharma Processing Machinery
- Special Purpose Machines
Experience in a high-mix, low/medium-volume manufacturing environment with complex BOMs will be highly preferred.
Ideal Candidate Profile
The candidate should be highly hands-on, systems-oriented, supply-chain strong, technically credible and quality-focused, with the ability to work closely with Design, Procurement, Production, Quality, vendors and shop-floor teams.
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