Senior Engineer / Assistant Manager - Quality Control

Electroplating Plant | Panagarh, West Bengal

Department: Quality Control / Quality Assurance

Experience: Minimum 6 years, including hands-on QC exposure in an electroplating plant

Employment: Full time, on-site | Shift flexibility may be required

Industry: Electroplating / Iron & Steel

Reporting to: Quality Head / Plant Head (as per organization structure)

About SRMB Group

SRMB Group is a 75+ year old Kolkata-headquartered steel and construction materials group with a turnover of over 2,500 crore, 3,000+ employees, and a strong manufacturing base in Eastern India.

Role objective: Ensure consistent plating quality through disciplined laboratory control, process monitoring, inspection, testing, problem-solving, and compliance with customer and quality-system requirements.

Key Responsibilities

1. Control and monitor electroplating processes, including cleaning, activation, plating, passivation and final finishing stages.

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Perform and review plating-bath analysis using titration and other laboratory methods; maintain bath chemistry within approved control limits.

3. Monitor critical parameters such as chemical concentration, pH, temperature, current density, voltage, time, agitation, filtration and contamination levels.

4. Conduct incoming, in-process and final inspection for appearance, coating thickness, adhesion, corrosion resistance, porosity and other specified requirements.

5. Operate and maintain relevant laboratory and inspection equipment such as pH meters, conductivity meters, analytical balances, coating-thickness gauges, salt-spray chambers and Hull Cell test units.

6. Prepare sampling plans, control plans, inspection standards, laboratory records, certificates of analysis and daily/weekly quality reports.

7. Investigate non-conformities, line rejections, rework, customer complaints and recurring process defects using root-cause analysis and 7 QC tools.

8. Define and track corrective a

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