Apollo Tyres Ltd is an international tyre manufacturer and the leading tyre brand in India. The company has multiple manufacturing units in India and a unit each in The Netherlands and Hungary. The company markets its products under its two global brands – Apollo and Vredestein, and its products are available in over 100 countries through a vast network of branded, exclusive and multi-product outlets. Job Title: Executive
- Manufacturing

Location:
Perambra Reports to (Position): Department/Function: Number of Direct Reports (Solid Line): 0Number of Direct Reports (Dotted Line):0 Number of Outsourced Reports: 0Purpose of the Job: To ensure customer satisfaction with respect to product. Major

Responsibilities:
Production: Analyse production figures sift wise and identify reasons for shortfall if any & discuss with superiors / subordinates for corrective & preventive action, Monitor rejections and scrap and analyse reasons to take corrective and preventive actions Co-ordination:



Co-ordinate with Tyre building and final finishing for smooth inflow and supply of in process material / with other departments like HR, IED, PPC, Engg., Technical etc to tackle day to day issues. Optimum Utilisation: Ensuring optimum utilisation of available manpower, machines & other resources. Control of Management Systems: Effective control of existing management systems with respect to quality, workplace, health and safety. Control includes conformance to norms and authority to stop production as part of adherence to all IMS requirements Industrial Relation: Co-ordial relationship with workmen and unions for maintaining discipline in shop floor. House Keeping: Initiate activities to improve the general upkeep of the shop floor. Ensure clean and safe work area by conducting auditsSkills: Knowledge of Production processes Knowledge about tyre manufacturing Knowledge about QMS and QC Tools Knowledge about EngineeringRelevant

Experience:
2-4 YEARSEducation Qualification(s): B Tech

📌 Executive- Manufacturing (India)
🏢 Apollo Tyres
📍 India