Assembly Incharge

Job Description (JD) for Assembly Incharge in the Luggage Industry

Job Title: Assembly Incharge

Department: Production

Location: Neemrana, Rajasthan

Experience: Minimum of 35 years of experience in assembly line management, preferably in the luggage or manufacturing industry.
Reports To: Plant Manager

Job Summary

The Assembly Incharge is responsible for overseeing the daily operations of the assembly line in the luggage manufacturing process. The role includes managing a team of assembly workers, ensuring product quality, meeting production targets, maintaining safety standards, and ensuring efficiency in the production process.

Key Responsibilities

1. Assembly Line Supervision:
• Oversee the day-to-day activities of the luggage assembly line, ensuring that work is carried out efficiently and on time.
• Ensure that all workers follow the standard operating procedures (SOPs) during the assembly process.
2. Team Management:
• Lead and manage a team of assembly operators and technicians.
• Provide training and guidance to new and existing staff on assembly techniques, safety procedures, and product standards.
• Conduct performance evaluations and ensure team motivation and discipline.
3. Quality Control:
• Monitor the quality of products being assembled and ensure adherence to product specifications and quality standards.
• Address any defects, rework, or errors in the assembly process promptly.
• Implement corrective actions and continuously work to improve product quality.
4. Production Planning and Scheduling:
• Coordinate with the production planning department to ensure the timely availability of raw materials and components for assembly.
• Develop and implement production schedules and timelines to meet customer demands and internal targets.
• Ensure minimal downtime and proper maintenance of machinery and tools.
5. Safety Compliance:
• Ensure that the assembly line and work areas are maintained in a safe and clean manner.
• Enforce safety protocols and guidelines to reduce accidents and injuries.
• Conduct regular safety checks and equipment inspections.
6. Inventory Management:
• Maintain proper records of materials and components used in the assembly process.
• Ensure proper stock levels and prevent shortages or overstocking of raw materials.
• Work with the warehouse team to manage the supply of components needed for assembly.
7. Continuous Improvement:
• Identify areas for process optimization and cost reduction.
• Work with engineering and design teams to enhance product designs and streamline the assembly process.
• Implement lean manufacturing techniques and other best practices to increase productivity.