Gold Inspector

Key Skills and Behavioural Attributes

• Gold Appraisal Skills

- Ability to accurately determine the purity, weight, and value of gold ornaments using approved testing methods.

• Knowledge of Gold Testing Methods

- Proficiency in using touchstone, acid testing, magnifying tools, and other appraisal techniques.

• Attention to Detail

- Ability to carefully examine ornaments to identify adulteration, gold plating, or fake jewellery.

• Risk Identification Skills

- Capability to detect fraudulent pledges, irregularities, and suspicious transactions.

• Analytical Skills

- Ability to analyse the quality, design, and composition of gold items during inspection.

• Documentation and Reporting Skills

- Ability to maintain accurate inspection reports, verification records, and audit observations.

• Compliance Awareness

- Knowledge of organizational policies, gold loan procedures, and regulatory guidelines.

• Communication Skills

- Ability to communicate findings clearly to branch staff and management.

• Integrity and Ethical Conduct

- High level of honesty and professionalism while handling valuable assets.

• Training and Guidance Ability

- Capability to guide and train branch staff on proper gold appraisal and handling practices.

Education Qualification and Experience

• Minimum Qualification: Graduation (34 year degree program) from a recognized institution.
• Professional Experience: Adequate prior experience is critical for a highly qualified Gold Inspector. Candidates must possess a minimum of 4–6 years of hands-on experience in gold appraisal.
• Experience in different geographies and understanding of financial sector, gold loan procedures and essential operations of a bank/NBFC would be an added advantage.
• Experience as a Gold Auditor in competitors with exposure to travelling experience is highly recommended. Role & responsibilities

Preferred candidate profile