Qualification- MBA / PGDM in HR / MSW / MLW / Diploma in Industrial Relations.
Role Overview:
The HR Manager will be responsible for managing the full spectrum of Human Resource functions for the company, ensuring smooth workforce operations aligned with business goals. The role demands a balance of strategic HR planning, compliance management, people development, and strong shop-floor engagement to build a productive and motivated workforce in a manufacturing environment.
Manager HR Responsibilities:
1.Talent Acquisition & Workforce Planning
a. Plan and execute end-to-end recruitment for staff, technicians, and shop-floor operators.
b. Develop relationships with recruitment firms, local ITIs, polytechnics, and engineering colleges for skilled manpower sourcing.
c. Ensure timely manpower availability as per production schedules and expansion plans.
d. Manage onboarding, induction, and early engagement programs.
2.Employee Relations & Engagement
a. Maintain a positive industrial relations climate and proactively address grievances at shop-floor level.
b. Engage regularly with employees to collect feedback to understand issues and improve morale.
c. Organize engagement programs, reward systems, and welfare activities to reduce attrition.
d. Support the managers in handling employee discipline, attendance, and performance issues.
3. Training & Development & Performance Management
a. Identify skill gaps and coordinate technical training programs for operators and supervisors.
b. Conduct behavioural and safety training sessions regularly.
c. Partner with external agencies or industry bodies for specialized training support.
d. Develop a skill matrix for all production employees and create career progression paths.
e. Facilitate annual review cycles, goal setting, and feedback mechanisms.
f. Support department heads in succession planning and internal promotions.
4. HR Systems & Policies
a. Update and enforce HR policies, code of conduct, and attendance management systems.
b. Digitize HR processes where possible (attendance, leave, appraisal, and payroll).
c. Maintain personnel files and data in a confidential and organized manner.