A Shift Incharge Quality DRI's primary responsibility is to oversee and ensure the quality of the DRI (Direct Reduced Iron) process during a specific shift, while also managing and coordinating operational activities. This role involves quality control, production management, maintenance, and safety, with a focus on meeting production targets and ensuring compliance with quality standards.
Here's a more detailed breakdown of the job duties:
Key Responsibilities:
Quality Control:
Monitoring and controlling the DRI process to maintain consistent quality and adhere to established standards.
Performing quality checks at various stages of the DRI process to identify and address any issues.
Ensuring that the final DRI product meets the required specifications and quality standards.
Production Management:
Planning daily production, managing the production process, and ensuring that production targets are met.
Coordinating with other teams to ensure a smooth and effective production flow.
Monitoring and controlling production costs.
Maintenance:
Ensuring that equipment is properly maintained and that maintenance is performed according to schedule.
Addressing any equipment issues or breakdowns during the shift to minimize downtime.
Safety:
Ensuring that all personnel adhere to safety regulations and protocols.
Identifying and addressing any potential safety hazards.
Team Management:
Supervising and directing the work of the shift team, including assigning tasks and providing guidance.
Engaging and inspiring the team to achieve production targets and maintain quality standards.
Other Responsibilities:
Maintaining accurate records of production, quality control, and maintenance activities.
Collaborating with other departments and stakeholders to achieve company goals.
Troubleshooting and resolving any issues that may arise during the shift.