Shift Incharge - Weaving, Linen Fabric

Job Overview

The Shift Incharge plays a critical role in supervising and managing the complete loom operations, ensuring targets are met in terms of quantity, quality, timelines, cost control, safety, and sustainable practices.

Key Challenges

• Training workers effectively on new products, procedures, and fostering a culture of sustainability.
• Managing significant efficiency variations between looms, especially those used for linen, with discrepancies ranging from 20% to 80%.
• Addressing defects and inefficiencies originating from the spinning process as they directly impact weaving quality.
• Handling high variability in flax raw material quality between lots.

Core Responsibilities

• Plan manpower proactively and ensure their full engagement to meet shift productivity goals.
• Balance machine operations and production workflow across processes to achieve set productivity targets.
• Maintain desired product quality at every stage by strict adherence to Standard Operating Procedures.
• Control production costs by managing waste, manpower, and energy utilization effectively, including implementing energy-saving initiatives and Kaizen projects.
• Ensure smooth shift transitions and maintain excellent coordination with internal customers and suppliers to accomplish 100% On-Time In-Full (OTIF) deliveries.
• Encourage a culture of continuous system improvement and innovation among workers aligned with World Class Manufacturing (WCM) principles.
• Uphold housekeeping standards using 5S methodology.
• Enforce compliance with all safety protocols and sustainability standards throughout the processes.