Title: Executive-Industrial Engineering
Company Name: Atlas Footwear Ltd.
Vacancy: --
Age: Na
Job Location: Narayanganj
Salary: Tk. 25000 - 30000 (Monthly)
Experience:
Bachelor’s or master’s degree in industrial engineering from a reputed university
Minimum 3 years of relevant experience in reputed local or MNC.
Knowledge of footwear manufacturing processes (Upper making, lasting, sole attaching).
Proficiency in CAD/CAM for pattern cutting and layout.
Strong analytical, data-driven mindset, and proficiency in MS Excel.
Understanding of lean tools (5S, Kanban).
Key Job Responsibilities (Footwear IE):
Based on industry standards and typical job descriptions, the responsibilities of an IE in a footwear factory include:
Work Study & Time Motion Studies: Analyzing the production process to set Standard Minute Values (SMV/SAM) for cutting, stitching, and assembly.
Method Improvement & Process Mapping: Developing, reviewing, and optimizing the manufacturing sequence, from cutting to lasting and packaging.
Cost Estimation & Management: Conducting pre-order and post-order cost analyses to control labor and material expenses.
WIP (Work in Process) Control: Reducing work-in-process to improve flow and decrease inventory costs.
Operator Training & Efficiency Tracking: Monitoring the performance of production workers and training them in more efficient methods.
Lean Manufacturing Implementation: Applying tools like 5S, Kaizen, and Six Sigma to eliminate non-value-added processes.
Quality Control Coordination: Ensuring that efficiency improvements do not compromise product quality.
Capacity Planning: Determining the maximum production capability of the factory to meet delivery deadlines.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs):
A footwear IE typically monitors the following metrics:
Line Efficiency Percentage
SMV (Standard Minutes Value)
Daily Production Targets (vs. Actual Achievement)
Operator Productivity Rate
Defect Percentage
Typical Tasks in Footwear Production:
Cutting Department: Analyzing leather/synthetic material usage to minimize waste.
Sewing/Stitching Line: Balancing operations to ensure a continuous flow of upper parts.
Assembly Line (Lasting): Optimizing the Cemented or Injection molding process.
Finishing & Packing: Ensuring smooth workflow in the final inspection and packing stage.
Compensation for the role is industry standard and negotiable