Position: VP Quality (Corporate Quality ) (FMCG/Food)

Location: Bangalore

Role:

- Head of Quality is responsible for end to end quality control across the value chain including Supplier, Third party, Manufacturing and Supply Chain Quality.

- Develop & implement departmental strategy and vision to ensure adherence with customer expectations and improve business performance.

- Evaluate the challenges faced by the business and take action to mitigate risks and develop opportunities

Role and Responsibilities:

1. Quality process, Compliance, audit and training

- Ensure creation and implementation of quality specific SOPs across the value chain i.e. vendor selection, raw material & product specifications, recipes, manufacturing processes and material handling, supply chain processes and last mile delivery.

- Ensure regular trainings on SOPs and quality best practices for the manufacturing & supply chain teams.

- Analyse customer complaint data to understand nature of product failures and shortfall.

2. Supplier quality assurance

3. Third Party Quality Assurance

- Implement processes to ensure raw material and end product quality manufactured both in-house and through TPMs002E

4. Supplier Chain Quality Assurance

- Conduct regular quality risk assessment of the supply chain from raw material receipt/handling to effectively monitoring cold-chain integrity for fresh products.

People Development

- Responsible to lead the Quality team and carry out continuous development of Quality Assurance /QC personnel.

- Responsible for quality function in India, UAE and other international locations.

- Develop and implement QMI for all plants and improve.

- Mentor, coach and develop quality team to meet the org quality standards.

- Responsible for Safety of plant, supply chain and sales work force. Conduct safety audits, provide safety training and coach the team for safe operations

Detailed JD will be provided on basis of interest and suitability

Nazia

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