Deputy Manager In Process Quality

Role & responsibilities

• EHV experience
• Routine & final testing
• In-process inspection & Stage testing
• CAPA
• Kaizen
• ISO & EHS
• Good communication skills for coordination with internal teams and external customers, vendors

The job incumbent will be responsible for the in-process quality assurance of Instrument Transformers, Condenser Bushings. He will monitor the parameters at different manufacturing stages for consistency and adherence of process. As part of Inprocess QA, he will be responsible for Stage testing of Current Transformer**. Hands-on experience of High voltage tests on EHV INSTRUMENT TRANSFORMERS** as per standards and customer requirements, thereby ensuring product reliability and readiness for dispatch. Work allocation, Shift management, Timely execution of all products in accordance with the scheduled plan with coordination of CF Team. The job incumbent will be responsible for daily report and share with primary manager. Will be responsible for day to day activities at High current station in line with monthly business targets. To ensure that all manufacturing processes for EHV and UHV Instrument Transformers and Bushings comply with approved quality standards, engineering specifications, customer requirements, and statutory regulations by monitoring, inspecting, analyzing, and continuously improving manufacturing processes. The role focuses on defect prevention, process capability enhancement, first-time-right manufacturing, and timely resolution of quality issues. The In-Process Quality Engineer is responsible for ensuring that all manufacturing activities for EHV and UHV Instrument Transformers (CTs, PTs, CVTs, and related products) comply with applicable quality standards, engineering specifications, and customer requirements. The role focuses on monitoring and controlling product quality throughout the manufacturing process by conducting stage-wise inspections, verifying critical process parameters, identifying non-conformities, and implementing corrective and preventive actions. The engineer collaborates closely with Production, Engineering, Testing, and Supply Chain teams to prevent defects, improve process capability, ensure product traceability, and drive continuous quality improvement initiatives. The position plays a key role in achieving zero-defect manufacturing, reducing the Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ), enhancing first-pass yield, and ensuring compliance with relevant standards such as International Electro Technical Commission IEC 61869, International Organization for Standardization ISO 9001, and company quality management systems.