Manager - Production (TCD)

Job highlights

• Translate monthly / weekly production requirements into process-wise capacity,manpower,machine and shift plans in coordination with PPC / IE
• Ensure rework / repair is performed only against approved instructions and authorized disposition

Job Summary

Creating Passion: Your Responsibilities

Responsibilities

A. Production Strategy, Planning Execution

• Own end-to-end production performance for tower crane fabrication, welding, machining coordination, blasting, painting, sub-assembly and final assembly.

• Translate monthly/weekly production requirements into process-wise capacity, manpower, machine and shift plans in coordination with PPC/IE.

• Ensure production execution as per approved BOM, drawings, routing, process flow, standard times and production orders.

• Establish and monitor daily/weekly/monthly production targets and recovery plans for deviations.

• Identify and eliminate bottlenecks related to material, manpower, machine, method, tooling and capacity.

• Ensure controlled WIP flow between fabrication, surface treatment and assembly processes.

• Ensure manufacturing readiness before production release, including material, drawings, tooling, fixtures, equipment, manpower and inspection readiness.

  B. Fabrication Welding Process Management

• Lead manufacturing of tower sections, jib sections, counter-jib, slewing platforms, machinery frames, outriggers, brackets and other structural assemblies.

• Ensure compliance with approved WPS/PQR, welding parameters, qualified welder requirements and applicable welding standards.

• Control critical welding parameters including preheat, interpass temperature, current, voltage, travel speed, heat input and welding sequence.

• Ensure control of fit-up, root gap, alignment, weld size, distortion and dimensional stability.

• Ensure welding consumable identification, storage, baking, issue and traceability.

• Monitor weld repair/NDT rejection and drive systematic reduction of welding defects.

• Establish effective distortion-control, fixture-control and first-off approval practices.

  C. Dimensional Process Control

• Ensure manufacturing compliance with drawing requirements, GDT, tolerances and defined CTQs.

• Establish controls for straightness, flatness, squareness, parallelism, hole diameter, hole pitch, positional accuracy and structural alignment.

• Ensure first-off, in-process and final dimensional verification.

• Ensure availability, capability and periodic verification of gauges, fixtures, templates and measuring equipment.

• Drive Poka-Yoke and error-proofing for critical/repetitive manufacturing operations.

  D. Blasting Painting Process

• Own production performance for surface preparation, shot blasting, primer, intermediate coat, top coat and curing.

• Ensure compliance with approved coating systems and process specifications.

• Control blasting parameters, surface preparation, surface profile and environmental conditions.

• Ensure control of paint mixing ratio, pot life, application parameters, DFT, inter-coat interval and curing.

• Drive improvement in paint consumption, booth utilization, throughput, rejection and rework.

  E. Assembly Process Management

• Ensure assembly is executed according to approved BOM, drawings, routing and Work Instructions.

• Control critical assembly parameters including fitment, alignment, clearances, bolt torque, lubrication, pin/bushing fit and functional condition.

• Ensure operator self-inspection and Quality verification for identified critical characteristics.

• Ensure proper handling and protection of components throughout assembly.

  F. Quality Process Governance

• Own production-related quality performance while maintaining independent Quality verification/release.

• Ensure adherence to Process Flow, PFMEA, Control Plan, Work Instructions, Inspection Plans and Quality Gates.

• Monitor and improve FPY, internal PPM, rework, scrap, welding defects, dimensional rejection and assembly defects.

• Lead structured RCA using 8D, 5-Why, Fishbone, Pareto and other problem-solving methodologies.

• Ensure effective corrective/preventive action and standardization of improvements.

• Prevent unauthorized process deviations, rework or component modifications.

  G. Quality Gate, NCR Rework Management

• Ensure compliance with defined manufacturing Quality Gates from material release through final product release.

• Ensure NOK material is identified, segregated and controlled.

• Ensure rework/repair is performed only against approved instructions and authorized disposition.

• Ensure reworked components undergo defined reinspection and release.

• Ensure NCR, deviation, concession and rework records are linked to relevant production orders/serial numbers.

  H. Capacity, Productivity Cost Management

• Establish process capacity based on cycle time, available hours, efficiency, manpower and equipment capability.

• Monitor OEE, cycle time, output/man-hour, machine utilization and bottleneck capacity.

• Drive line balancing, layout optimization, material-flow improvement and manpower optimization.

• Reduce manufacturing losses related to waiting, movement, setup, downtime, rework, scrap and excess consumption.

• Own production cost performance including labour, welding consumables, paint, gas, energy, overtime and rework.

• Identify and justify CAPEX requirements for capacity, quality and productivity improvement.

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