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Asian Paints · Mysore, KA, IN

Executive N - Plant Engineering

Mysore, KA, INManufacturing & Production

Listed on Asian Paints’s official careers site. Listed as of October 19, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

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Job Description

  • Ensure that the paint transfers from the mixer to the filling machine
  • Ensure that the nozzles are filling in adequate quantity of paint
  • Train technicians on the inputs (price, batch number) on the printer for labeling and MF MAT 18
  • Ensure the accuracy of label orientation and printing message
  • Ensure that the necessary packing materials are available
  • Instruct the fork lift person to place the lids and cartons at appropriate lines
  • Troubleshoot any problems which may arise in the packing line
  • Transfer of finished goods and their storage in the ASRS
  • Maintain the Production report on a daily basis
  • Ensure the safety of the people working in the block
  • Ensure that scrap is disposed properly
  • Reading the shift report and understanding the current status of work
  • Ensuring that there are enough lids & Cartons to continue packing without stoppage
  • Ensuring the shop floor stock of finished goods to be minimum
  • Ensure that correct data is entered into image printers and on the label from MES according to MF MAT 18
  • Ensure that correct data has been fed into the packing machine for weight per litre.
  • Start the batch in co-ordination with the Sr-officer
  • Ensure that no foreign substance is mixed with paint
  • Carry out SPC of machines, Ensuring packing line is clean .
  • Ensure 5S of the working area.

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