Painting Supervisor RAK UAE

Position: Painting Supervisor

Date posted: 2023-03-20

Industry: other

Employment type: Full Time

Experience: 3 to 5 year

Qualification: Bachelor’s Degree holder

Salary: AED 4000 to 7000

Location: Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates

Company: Confidential

Description:

AIC Steel Ras Al Khaimah is looking for Painting Supervisor

Major Duties and Responsibilities:

• Reports to the Surface Treatment & Dispatch Manager pertaining to the quantities of material blasted on day-to-day basis and corrective measures to achieve planned targets by ensuring efficient utilization of machine, material and human resource.
• Follow-up on daily basis with internal departments namely MPS, Fabrication to transfer material in blasting section and make necessary arrangement of machine, manpower to complete the assigned production as per plan.
• Prepare daily report of machine breakdown & and machine hours lost due to power failure mechanical failure and of report pertaining to man hours lost in this process & corrective measures taken to prevent further loss 
• Co-ordinates with the Maintenance department to plan & carry out preventive maintenance of machine at regular intervals to avoid stoppages of machines and continuity in smooth operation of machine.
• Prepare time sheet of workmen to trace output of each personnel working on shop floor for better productivity, discipline & control.
• Co-ordinates with the Quality control department for any quality related issues after blasting and ensure that all corrective measures are undertaken, and material is re-blasted until it meets all quality norms and customer specification.
• Supervise the entire housekeeping of the area under his jurisdiction and ensure shop floor is clear for smooth passage of material, manpower by regularly lifting wastages & disposing off the same into the scrap yard.
• Ensure all safety equipment are available on shop floor and ensure workmen use the safety equipment while performing the assigned jobs to minimize accidents, near miss incidences.