Press Shop Incharge

Technosoft Engineering; India; Remote; INR 600.000 - 1.000.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

BMS Industries Private Ltd. (Technocraftgroup) in India seeks an experienced Press Shop and Special Purpose Machine (SPM) Incharge and Developer with production planning and manpower handling.

The role combines mechanical setup, tooling development, and automation maintenance to keep power presses and custom machines efficient. The candidate will lead die/punch setup, program SPMs, improve processes with NPD teams, and ensure strict safety and quality controls across operations.

Qualifikationen

• Diploma or degree in mechanical/production engineering or NTTF candidate.
• Ability to interpret 2D mechanical drawings, BOMs, and GD&T.
• CAD proficiency with AutoCAD or SolidWorks is beneficial.

Aufgaben

• Press Shop Operations & Tool Setting: set up dies, punches, fixtures; adjust stroke, pressure, speed and feed rates; diagnose tooling malfunctions; perform preventive maintenance.
• SPM Development & Modification: assist in development, installation and tuning of automated SPMs; troubleshoot automation; design jigs, fixtures and tooling attachments; monitor cycle times.
• Quality Control & Safety: conduct precision inspections; analyze defects; ensure safety norms with light curtains and emergency stops.

Kenntnisse

Blueprint Reading

GD&T

Analytical Skills

Production Planning

Manpower Handling

Tooling Development

Root Cause Analysis

Ausbildung

Diploma or Degree in Mechanical/Production Engineering or NTTF

Tools

AutoCAD

SolidWorks

Jobbeschreibung

Job Title: Press Shop and Special Purpose Machine (SPM) Incharge and Developer with production planning, setting , trouble shooting, manpower handling

• Location: BMS Industries Private Ltd.(Technocraftgroup) , Murbad-421401
• Reports To: Production Manager / Plant Head

A skilled Press Shop and Special Purpose Machine (SPM) Setter and Developer is a hybrid role. They combine mechanical setup, tooling development, and automation maintenance to ensure mass-production machinery like power presses and custom assembly machines operate at optimal efficiency.

Key Responsibilities

1. Press Shop Operations & Tool Setting

• Die & Punch Assembly: Setting up, adjusting, and aligning dies, punches, and fixtures on hydraulic and mechanical press machines according to production blueprints.
• Parameter Adjustment: Setting stroke lengths, pressure, speed, and feed rates for blanking, bending, or punching sheet metal.
• Breakdown Resolution: Diagnosing tooling malfunctions, evaluating in-press repairs, or routing heavy dies to the tool room for major maintenance.
• Preventive Maintenance (PM): Executing scheduled maintenance and lubrication of dies and presses to maximize component lifespan and prevent unexpected downtime.

2. SPM Development & Modification

• Customization & Commissioning: Assisting in the development, installation, and tuning of automated, custom-built Special Purpose Machines (SPMs) to replace slow, manual processes.
• Troubleshooting Automation: Setting and adjusting automated job clamping, logic controls, precision sensors, and pneumatic/hydraulic mechanisms.
• Process Improvement: Collaborating with New Product Development (NPD) teams to conceptualize and build new jigs, fixtures, and tooling attachments for newly engineered components.
• Continuous Monitoring: Fine-tuning assembly, welding, or testing SPMs to reduce cycle times and eliminate production bottlenecks.

3. Quality Control & Safety

• Precision Inspection: Verifying parts against technical drawings using measurement tools like vernier calipers, micrometers, and height gauges.
• Defect Analysis: Identifying the root cause of production defects (e.g., misalignments, tearing) and applying immediate corrective measures.
• Safety Compliance: Adhering to high-pressure press safety norms, including the use of light curtains, emergency stops, and proper protective equipment.

Required Skills & Qualifications

• Technical Education: Diploma or Degree in Mechanical/Production Engineering or NTTF candidate.
• Blueprint Reading: Ability to interpret 2D mechanical drawings, BOMs (Bill of Materials), and GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing).
• Software Knowledge: Familiarity with CAD software like AutoCAD or SolidWorks is a strong asset for developing new tooling or SPM concepts.
• Tooling Expertise: Deep knowledge of sheet metal properties, tool steels, and mechanical deformation.
• Analytical Skills: Experience using Root Cause Analysis (RCA) or 7QC tools for troubleshooting defects.
• Management: Production planning and manpower handling
• CTC- 6 to 10 lac per annum
• Experience: 8 to 12 yearsRo

Job Title: skilled Press Shop and Special Purpose Machine (SPM) Setter and Developer with production planning with manpower handling

• Location: BMS Industries Private Ltd.(Technocraftgroup) , Murbad-421401
• Reports To: Production Manager / Plant Head

A skilled Press Shop and Special Purpose Machine (SPM) Setter and Developer is a hybrid role. They combine mechanical setup, tooling development, and automation maintenance to ensure mass-production machinery like power presses and custom assembly machines operate at optimal efficiency.

Key Responsibilities

1. Press Shop Operations & Tool Setting

• Die & Punch Assembly: Setting up, adjusting, and aligning dies, punches, and fixtures on hydraulic and mechanical press machines according to production blueprints.
• Parameter Adjustment: Setting stroke lengths, pressure, speed, and feed rates for blanking, bending, or punching sheet metal.
• Breakdown Resolution: Diagnosing tooling malfunctions, evaluating in-press repairs, or routing heavy dies to the tool room for major maintenance.
• Preventive Maintenance (PM): Executing scheduled maintenance and lubrication of dies and presses to maximize component lifespan and prevent unexpected downtime.

2. SPM Development & Modification

• Customization & Commissioning: Assisting in the development, installation, and tuning of automated, custom-built Special Purpose Machines (SPMs) to replace slow, manual processes.
• Troubleshooting Automation: Setting and adjusting automated job clamping, logic controls, precision sensors, and pneumatic/hydraulic mechanisms.
• Process Improvement: Collaborating with New Product Development (NPD) teams to conceptualize and build new jigs, fixtures, and tooling attachments for newly engineered components.
• Continuous Monitoring: Fine-tuning assembly, welding, or testing SPMs to reduce cycle times and eliminate production bottlenecks.

3. Quality Control & Safety

• Precision Inspection: Verifying parts against technical drawings using measurement tools like vernier calipers, micrometers, and height gauges.
• Defect Analysis: Identifying the root cause of production defects (e.g., misalignments, tearing) and applying immediate corrective measures.
• Safety Compliance: Adhering to high-pressure press safety norms, including the use of light curtains, emergency stops, and proper protective equipment.

Required Skills & Qualifications

• Technical Education: Diploma or Degree in Mechanical/Production Engineering or NTTF candidate.
• Blueprint Reading: Ability to interpret 2D mechanical drawings, BOMs (Bill of Materials), and GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing).
• Software Knowledge: Familiarity with CAD software like AutoCAD or SolidWorks is a strong asset for developing new tooling or SPM concepts.
• Tooling Expertise: Deep knowledge of sheet metal properties, tool steels, and mechanical deformation.
• Analytical Skills: Experience using Root Cause Analysis (RCA) or 7QC tools for troubleshooting defects.
• Management: Production planning and manpower handling
• CTC- 6 to 10 lac per annum
• Experience: 8 to 12 yearsle & responsibilities