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The Mechanical Technician is responsible for supporting the maintenance and operation of machinery. This role involves collaborating with senior technicians to enhance understanding of complex systems and contribute to the overall productivity of the team.
The Boiler Operator is responsible for managing the operation of the boiler to ensure it functions safely and efficiently. This role involves monitoring boiler conditions, performing routine maintenance, and adhering to safety procedures in a high-pressure environment.
The Operator Machinist is responsible for setting up and operating various types of machinery to produce precision parts. This role requires attention to detail and adherence to safety protocols while working in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
The Account Manager (Manufacturing) (Cost Analysis) is responsible for managing the full set of accounts independently. This role significantly impacts the financial health of the organization by ensuring accurate financial reporting and compliance with standards.
The Factory Supervisor is responsible for overseeing daily operations to ensure production efficiency and quality standards are met. This role involves managing staff and workflows while addressing production floor issues in a dynamic manufacturing environment.
The Pumping Operator is responsible for overseeing the operation of pumping equipment to ensure efficient and safe handling of materials. This role involves monitoring equipment performance and collaborating with team members to optimize processes in a safety-focused environment.
The Washcoat Operator is responsible for operating high complexity or quality critical processes under clearly defined production procedures. This role involves daily and weekly activities focused on safety, effective operations, quality control, and documentation while supporting other sections as needed.
The Operator is responsible for operating and controlling production machines according to standard operating procedures. This role involves ensuring the efficiency and quality of production processes while adhering to safety guidelines in a collaborative work environment.
The Planner Executive is responsible for organizing daily production schedules based on customer orders. This role plays a crucial part in ensuring timely delivery and maintaining quality standards within the production environment.
The CNC Technician is responsible for setting up and operating various CNC machines to ensure precision in machining processes. This role significantly contributes to the production of high-quality materials while maintaining operational efficiency and safety standards.
The Canteen Assistant Manager is responsible for coordinating between the manager and manufacturing staff to ensure the proper functioning of the manufacturing section. This role significantly impacts manufacturing efficiency and compliance with industry standards.
The Female Security Officer is responsible for ensuring the safety and security of the premises. This role is vital in maintaining a secure environment within a multinational factory setting, contributing significantly to the overall safety of the facility and its personnel.
By SuperJobs Career Team · Updated July 2026
Manufacturing is one of Malaysia's most important economic sectors, employing over 2.5 million workers and contributing approximately 23% of GDP. The industry ranges from electronics and semiconductors in Penang to automotive assembly in Selangor, food and beverage processing in Johor, and rubber and glove manufacturing across Selangor and Negeri Sembilan.
Malaysia's manufacturing sector is home to global industry leaders including Intel, Infineon, Western Digital, Bosch, Panasonic, Nestlé, Unilever, and Top Glove. Free industrial zones (FIZs) in Penang, Port Klang, and Johor attract significant foreign direct investment (FDI) each year, creating sustained demand for engineers, production managers, quality professionals, and operations staff.
Industry 4.0 adoption — automation, robotics, IoT sensors, and smart manufacturing — is reshaping the skills landscape. Engineers and technicians with knowledge of PLC programming, SCADA systems, and lean manufacturing methodologies are increasingly sought after as factories upgrade their production capabilities.
Entry-level production operators and technicians in Malaysia earn RM 1,800 – RM 2,800/month. Quality engineers, process engineers, and production supervisors earn RM 3,500 – RM 6,500/month. Plant managers and manufacturing directors at large multinationals earn RM 10,000 – RM 25,000/month.
Semiconductor manufacturing roles in Penang offer a 15–25% salary premium over equivalent roles in other manufacturing sub-sectors. Six Sigma Black Belt and Lean certification command salary premiums of 10–20%. Automation and robotics engineers — scarce across all manufacturing sectors — are commanding RM 7,000–15,000/month even at mid-career levels as companies accelerate their Industry 4.0 transitions.
Manages production processes, optimises yield, and implements process improvements in factories and assembly plants.
Ensures products meet specification through incoming quality control, in-process inspection, and outgoing quality assurance.
Develops, monitors, and optimises manufacturing processes to improve efficiency, reduce waste, and enhance product consistency.
Oversees daily production targets, manages shift teams, and drives continuous improvement on the factory floor.
Programs and maintains PLCs, robotic systems, and automated production lines as part of Industry 4.0 implementation.
Coordinates procurement, inventory management, and supplier relationships to ensure uninterrupted production flow.
Search SuperJobs for manufacturing roles by function ("process engineer", "quality manager", "production supervisor") or location (Penang, Selangor, Johor).
Highlight lean manufacturing, Six Sigma, and quality system certifications (ISO 9001, IATF 16949, ISO 13485) on your CV — these are highly valued across manufacturing sub-sectors.
Quantify your process improvements: scrap reduction percentages, OEE improvements, cycle time reductions. Manufacturing employers respond to measurable results.
Apply through SuperJobs and indicate your willingness to work shifts if relevant — many manufacturing roles operate on a 2-shift or 3-shift basis.
Prepare for technical interviews that may include walk-throughs of past improvement projects, quality problem-solving scenarios, and basic manufacturing process knowledge questions.