Junior Engineer Production Job Vacancies in Nashik

We are seeking a Quality Assurance Quality Control Engineer with 2 to 3 years of experience to join our team in Nashik. The ideal candidate will hold a Bachelor's degree in Engineering and is committed to maintaining high-quality standards within our processes and products.**Key Responsibilities:**- **Develop and Implement Quality Plans:** Create detailed plans to ensure that products meet quality standards and customer expectations throughout the manufacturing process.- **Conduct Inspections and Tests:** Perform regular inspections and testing of products at various stages to identify defects or issues that need addressing.- **Document Quality Findings:** Maintain accurate records of quality tests and inspections, ensuring all findings are well-documented for future reference and continuous improvement.- **Identify Areas for Improvement:** Analyze data from inspections to pinpoint areas where quality can be enhanced, working closely with the production team to implement changes.- **Collaborate with Engineering Teams:** Work alongside design and engineering teams to suggest design modifications that can improve product quality and reliability.**Required Skills and Expectations:**The successful candidate must possess strong analytical skills to assess quality issues and provide solutions. A good understanding of quality control processes and tools, such as statistical analysis and Six Sigma, is essential. Excellent communication skills are needed to effectively collaborate with different teams. The candidate should be detail-oriented, focused on accuracy and quality, and able to manage multiple tasks efficiently. A proactive mindset and a passion for quality are crucial for success in this role.

Key Responsibilities1. Shift Coordination & Machine LoadingLine Setups: Ensure raw materials, components, tools, and setup sheets are ready at each workstation or machine (e.g., CNC/VMC lines, assembly bays) before the shift starts.Operator Deployment: Allocate daily tasks and target counts to operators and contract laborers as directed by the Senior Supervisor.Work Tracking: Monitor line speed and hourly production outputs, immediately flagging any drop in targets or machine speed to the senior team.Shift Logging: Accurately update daily production logs, machine downtime reports, and piece-rate counts at the end of every shift.2. Material Handling & In-Process QualityDefect Detection: Perform regular checks on components coming off the line using standard measuring tools (vernier calipers, micrometers, plug gauges) to verify dimensions against drawing sheets.Rework Management: Immediately stop any machine producing scrap or out-of-tolerance parts; isolate defective material and coordinate with the Quality inspector.Inventory Moving: Coordinate with storekeepers to ensure parts move seamlessly from raw inventory, through WIP (Work-In-Progress), to the finished goods bay without creating floor clutter.3. Shop Floor Maintenance & Safety Enforcement5S Housekeeping: Enforce basic 5S standards across your designated line-ensuring tool racks are neat, aisles are clear, and waste metal/scraps are disposed of properly.PPE Adherence: Directly monitor and ensure every operator under your supervision wears appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (safety shoes, gloves, safety glasses).TPM Support: Ensure machine operators complete their daily basic cleaning and lubrication checklists (Total Productive Maintenance) before turning on equipment.Performance Metrics (KPIs)Hourly/Shift Production Target: Percentage achievement of the shift's target count.First-Time Right (FTR) Yield: Minimizing component rejections or operator-driven defects on the line.Data Accuracy: Correctly and honestly logging shift output sheets, material logs, and operator attendance.