FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of the Assistant Manager - Production?
The primary responsibilities include overseeing overall site operations, ensuring targeted production and quality levels, maintaining regulatory compliance, managing industrial relations, supporting ongoing projects, and ensuring efficient production planning and resource procurement.
What quality standards must be maintained in this role?
The Assistant Manager must ensure adherence to Reckitt Global Quality Standards and compliance with regulatory standards such as MHRA, SAPHRA, FDA, and TGA.
How does this role interact with the engineering department?
The Assistant Manager is responsible for liaising with the engineering department regarding preventive and breakdown maintenance to ensure smooth production operations.
What is required for production records?
Production records must be evaluated and signed by an authorized person before being sent to the quality assurance department.
How often are weekly dashboard reports required?
Weekly dashboard reports must be prepared, and inputs should be provided for the monthly Management Information System (MIS) reports.
What measures are taken for human resources development?
The role involves enhancing human resource values within the company's policies and programs and developing employees to meet organizational needs.
How are regulatory audits approached?
The Assistant Manager must ensure that all regulatory audits are passed successfully with minimum or zero non-compliance (NC) issues.
What is the approach towards training within the team?
It is essential for the Assistant Manager to ensure the completion of the training process as per the training calendar, in coordination with the HR department.
How are issues related to production addressed?
Issues related to quality, manpower, and machinery are resolved through discussions with the appropriate department or personnel.
What actions are taken in case of process deviations or non-compliance?
Investigations are conducted for process deviations, non-compliance, market compliance issues, product failures, and recalls. Corrective and preventive actions (CAPA) are made and implemented accordingly.