Core Responsibilities
A Production Engineers daily work is a mix of desk analysis and boots-on-the-ground floor management.
1. Process Optimization & Efficiency
OEE Tracking: Monitoring Overall Equipment Effectiveness, which measures how much of your manufacturing time is truly productive (Availability × Performance × Quality).
Bottleneck Removal: Identifying parts of the assembly line where work gets stuck and rearranging the workflow to keep things moving.
Cost Reduction: Finding ways to use less electricity, fewer raw materials, and less time for each unit produced.
2. Technical Oversight
Line Setup: Designing the layout of the machines and workstations to minimize the distance a part has to travel.
Troubleshooting: Being the first person called when a machine stops or when the scrap rate (rejected products) suddenly goes up.
Tooling & Jigs: Designing or ordering specific tools (jigs/fixtures) that help workers assemble parts faster and with fewer errors.
3. Team & Resource Management
Manpower Planning: Deciding how many people are needed per shift to meet the daily production target.
SOP Implementation: Writing and enforcing Standard Operating Procedures so that every worker builds the product exactly the same way.
4. Safety & Maintenance
Preventive Maintenance: Scheduling machine downtime for service before they break, avoiding expensive emergency repairs.
EHS Compliance: Ensuring every worker is wearing PPE and that the factory floor follows environmental and safety laws.
Experience
Fresher
No. of Openings
1
Education
Graduate (B.Tech/B.E : Mechanical)
Role
Production Engineer
Industry Type
Manufacturing / Production / Quality
Gender
[ Male / Female ]
Job Country
India
Type of Job
Full Time
Work Location Type
Work from Office
Face interview location
Impact HR and KM Solutions Near Canada Corner Signal Ravi Chambers Basements Below Laminate Gallery