Tool Room Engineer
Job Post Summary
- Date Posted
- October 21, 2026
- Pay
- ₹50,000 – ₹70,000 per month
Job Description – Production Engineer (CNC Tool Room Expert)
- Company
- Bottmac India Private Limited
- Department
- Production / CNC Tool Room / Quality / Stores
- Job Title
- Production Engineer – CNC Tool Room \& Operations Management
- Location
- K-698, Bottmac India Pvt. Ltd., Duhai Industrial Area, Near HLM College, Delhi–Meerut Road, Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh
- Reporting To
- Production Manager / Plant Head
Job Summary
The Production Engineer – CNC Tool Room Expert will be responsible for managing the complete CNC tool room operations, production activities, quality inspection, material inventory, and store management. The candidate must have hands-on experience in CNC machining, cutting tools, tool selection, machine operations, production planning, and quality control.
The role also includes managing material inward and outward, inventory control, stock verification, tool issuance, vendor coordination, documentation, and maintaining accurate production and store records. The candidate will ensure optimum utilization of machines, tools, manpower, and materials while maintaining product quality, minimizing wastage, and meeting production targets.
The ideal candidate should be technically strong, organized, detail-oriented, and capable of independently managing day-to-day production, quality, and stores activities.
Key Responsibilities1. CNC Tool Room \& Production Management
- Manage day-to-day CNC tool room operations and ensure smooth production activities.
- Operate, supervise, or coordinate CNC machining operations as per technical requirements and production schedules.
- Read and interpret engineering drawings, component drawings, tolerances, and machining specifications.
- Understand CNC machining processes, cutting tools, tool holders, inserts, fixtures, jigs, and work-holding arrangements.
- Plan production activities, job allocation, machine loading, and work priorities to meet delivery schedules.
- Ensure proper selection, availability, utilization, and maintenance of cutting tools and machining accessories.
- Monitor machine performance, tool life, cycle time, production output, and rejection rates.
- Coordinate with design, purchase, maintenance, quality, and production teams to resolve technical issues.
- Ensure proper handling and identification of raw materials, semi-finished components, finished parts, and tooling.
- Minimize machine downtime, tool breakage, material wastage, rework, and production delays.
Quality Control \& Inspection
- Inspect incoming raw materials, tools, inserts, fixtures, and other purchased items as per specifications.
- Ensure machined components meet drawing dimensions, tolerances, surface finish, and quality requirements.
- Conduct or coordinate in-process and final inspections using vernier calipers, micrometers, bore gauges, height gauges, and other measuring instruments.
- Maintain inspection reports, dimensional reports, rejection records, and quality documentation.
- Identify quality issues and implement corrective and preventive actions.
- Coordinate with the quality team to resolve non-conformities and customer complaints.
- Ensure measuring instruments are properly maintained and calibrated as per the applicable schedule.
- Maintain traceability of materials, components, and inspection records wherever required.
Stores \& Inventory Management
- Take complete responsibility for day-to-day tool room stores and inventory management.
- Maintain accurate stock records for raw materials, cutting tools, inserts, tool holders, fixtures, consumables, spare parts, and finished components, as applicable.
- Monitor stock levels and ensure the timely availability of production materials and tooling.
- Establish minimum and maximum stock levels and identify reorder requirements.
- Prevent stock shortages, excess inventory, material loss, damage, and unauthorized issuance.
- Conduct periodic physical stock verification and reconcile actual stock with system records.
- Maintain separate identification and storage arrangements for usable, damaged, rejected, and obsolete items.
- Track cutting tool consumption, tool life, usage history, and replacement requirements.
- Coordinate with the Purchase Department for procurement, quotations, and replenishment of materials and tools.
- Ensure proper storage, preservation, labeling, and traceability of materials and tools.
Material Inward \& Outward Management
- Verify all incoming materials against purchase orders, delivery challans, invoices, and material specifications.
- Check quantity, identification, condition, and relevant quality documents before accepting incoming materials.
- Prepare and maintain Goods Receipt Notes (GRN) and material inward registers.
- Record all material receipts, issues, returns, transfers, and dispatches accurately.
- Issue materials, tools, and consumables only against approved material requisitions or authorized requests.
- Maintain material issue slips, returnable/non-returnable gate passes, delivery challans, and outward registers, as applicable.
- Ensure proper authorization and documentation for material movement between departments, stores, vendors, and project sites.
- Monitor subcontracted machining or outside processing materials and maintain records of materials sent and received.
- Follow up on pending material returns and reconcile quantities issued versus quantities received.
- Ensure all inward and outward transactions are entered into the ERP system or designated stock registers on time.
Documentation \& MIS Reporting
- Maintain daily production reports, machine-wise production records, and job-work status.
- Maintain stock registers, tool registers, material inward/outward registers, and inventory records.
- Prepare material consumption reports, tool consumption reports, and stock reconciliation statements.
- Maintain inspection repor
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