Plant Incharge – Quality (RMC)

About the role

The Plant Incharge – Quality will lead the quality assurance and control functions for a Ready‑Mix Concrete (RMC) plant in Jahangirpura, Surat. The role ensures that concrete products meet stringent standards, supports business development, and drives continuous improvement of mix designs and plant operations.

Key responsibilities

• Conduct product demonstrations for VAC (Vibration‑Assisted Concrete) to clients and gather feedback.
• Resolve customer grievances related to cracks, workability, slump, pumping, and cube failures, and implement corrective actions.
• Provide detailed mix‑design calculations and raw‑material analysis to customers.
• Maintain the quality‑control laboratory, ensure proper product displays, and manage calibration of testing instruments.
• Perform physical stock measurement, reconcile inventories, and keep quality records up‑to‑date in Labsys per QCI and ISO standards.
• Prepare, consolidate, and analyse plant plans and budgets.
• Generate mix and competitor data, develop mix designs according to customer requirements, and conduct trial mixes.
• Test concrete cubes, perform statistical analysis of strength results, and coordinate third‑party testing when needed.
• Monitor raw‑material quality, reject non‑conforming material, and oversee dosage trials for admixtures.
• Ensure timely execution of VAC orders and track batch standard deviation to maintain permissible quality limits.

Required profile

• Experience in quality management within an RMC or concrete manufacturing environment.
• Familiarity with laboratory operations, instrument calibration, and ISO/QCI compliance.
• Ability to interact with customers, address technical queries, and support business development activities.
• Strong analytical mindset for mix‑design calculations and statistical evaluation of test results.

Required skills

• Concrete mix‑design calculation
• Quality control testing of concrete cubes
• Laboratory calibration and maintenance
• Statistical analysis of strength data
• Use of Labsys or similar quality‑record systems