Responsibilities:
➢ As Manager - Quality (Plant Operations), the selected individual will have to lead a team of quality engineers and technicians to verify and audit a product from its inception, its verification during design and development and during production to its delivery and acceptance by customer’s quality representatives.
➢ The job requires liaising with customers and quality agencies for quality audits pre-, during and post - production of navigation systems, weather stations, inertial sensors and other electronic devices and LRUs manufactured by Aeron for its customers from a range of segments from aerospace and defense to automotive and renewable energy. The Manager - Quality (Plant Operations) will play central role in talking to and meeting the audit expectations of quality agencies such as DGAQA, CQA, BEL-QA, HAL-QA and coordinating third-party lab staff such as TASL, DRDO and TUV.
➢ The Manager - Quality (Plant Operations) will oversee and be involved in (on need basis) in the verification of,
1. Components and materials procured for developing and manufacturing a product
2. Stages of production through in-process inspection
3. Testing and calibration of each product or product batch (as applicable)
4. Survival through stress screening
5. Final product performance through factory (or user) acceptance testing
➢ The Manager - Quality (Plant Operations) will also be responsible for coordinating with internal and external stakeholders for product acceptance including various departments such as purchase, stores, production, design and development and customer QA and quality agency representatives. Manager - Quality (Plant Operations) will report to senior management in the organization.
➢ The candidate should have a systematic, methodical and scientific approach and good problem-solving skills. The candidate should also have a value system that is inclusive and promotes positive work environment among peers and supervisees. At the same time, she or he should be agile and proactive, able to take up ownership of problems, following through to the end.