In Shift - Quality Control

Position Name

Line Inspector – QA/QC

Position Details

Division

Steel Coated Products

Location

Vasind

Reports to

Section Incharge – QC/QA

Purpose - Why does this role exist

QC/QA: The Line Inspector for Quality Control will play a pivotal role in ensuring product quality across our manufacturing lines. Responsible for inspecting and monitoring the production process, this individual will be tasked with maintaining high-quality standards, identifying areas for improvement, and implementing quality control measures. The Line Inspector will contribute to enhancing product quality, operational efficiency, and market competitiveness by identifying and addressing quality issues promptly and effectively.

Organization Chart (attach Organization Chart as Annexure)

Position reports to : Section Incharge – QC/QA

Positions reporting : Direct JSW: Yes

Key Result Areas (Key Performance Indicators)

Kra

• Possessing expertise in quality control and assurance within a manufacturing setting. Hands-on experience with inspecting production processes for various coatings and passivation techniques.
• Leading a quality control team responsible for ensuring the adherence to quality standards in coated steels production, thereby contributing to increased NSR, Profitability, and market penetration.
• Managing quality control projects to ensure product excellence.
• Conducting thorough inspections and trials of production processes to maintain and improve product quality.
• Prioritizing and enforcing the highest safety standards in all aspects of the quality control process.
  
  

Educational Background And Work Experience

• Diploma/B.Sc/M.Sc. with at least 4-12 years of experience.
  
  

Working relationships – Stakeholders

Internal: Production Operations, Quality Control and other directly associated functions

Key Success Factors – Challenges for a Line Inspector Quality Control:

• Ensuring timely and cost-effective execution of quality control measures, meeting safety and product quality standards.
• Implementing efficient quality control processes within budget constraints.
• Meeting safety and quality requirements in a timely manner during the inspection process.
• Achieving success in patent filings and effectively communicating quality control achievements through publications and presentations.
• Maintaining a commitment to on-time completion of quality control.