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A Finance Manager for a fabrication plant is responsible for overseeing all financial operations, cost accounting, and inventory management at the manufacturing facility. This role combines high-level financial analysis with operational business partnering to drive cost-saving initiatives, optimize working capital, and ensure compliance with statutory and internal controls. The position requires ...

A Purchase Manager for a Rolling Mill manages the end-to-end procurement of raw materials (billets/scrap), spares, mechanical/electrical components, and consumables. Key responsibilities include negotiating with suppliers, optimizing costs, maintaining inventory levels through ERP systems, and ensuring timely, quality deliveries. Candidates typically need 5+ years of relevant steel industry experience.    Key Responsibilities and ...

A Manager PPC (Production Planning and Control) for a chain manufacturing company oversees the end-to-end production process, from raw material procurement to final dispatch. Key responsibilities include creating production schedules, optimizing resource utilization, managing inventory, and coordinating with procurement and sales to meet demand.    Key Responsibilities Planning & Scheduling: Develop detailed daily, weekly, and ...

A Store Executive in a Panel Manufacturing Company is responsible for managing the end-to-end inventory operations of raw materials (steel sheets, insulation materials, chemicals, components) and finished panels. They ensure smooth production support by maintaining accurate stock records, implementing FIFO, controlling inventory costs, and ensuring safety compliance.    Here is a detailed job ...

The Purchase Officer is responsible for procuring raw materials, components, and services essential for the fabrication and assembly of electrical panels. This role involves sourcing, negotiating, placing purchase orders, and tracking deliveries to ensure uninterrupted production while optimizing costs, quality, and inventory levels.      Key Responsibilities 1. Procurement & Sourcing Procure electrical components (switchgears, ...

An Automotive Parts Manager oversees the entire parts department, managing inventory, ordering, sales, and staff to ensure the service center has necessary components for repairs while driving profitability and customer satisfaction. Key duties include maintaining optimal stock levels, managing supplier relationships, forecasting demand, training staff, controlling costs, and ensuring excellent customer ...

A Store Incharge for a steel company (manufacturing or trading) is responsible for managing the end-to-end inventory operations, including the receipt, storage, and issuance of raw materials (scrap, iron ore), consumables, spare parts, and finished steel products. They ensure accurate inventory records and smooth material flow to production, typically using ...

An Automobile Store Incharge manages daily operations, focusing on inventory (ordering, stocking, stock-taking), team supervision, customer service (part identification, complaints), and sales support in a dealership or auto parts shop, ensuring efficient workflow, compliance, and profitability by coordinating with suppliers and implementing sales strategies for vehicle parts and accessories.    Key Responsibilities Inventory Management: Oversee receiving, ...

An Auto Parts Salesman sells vehicle replacement parts, assisting customers in finding the right components for repairs by using catalogs and technical knowledge, processing sales, managing inventory, and handling customer service issues like returns, ensuring efficient operation of the parts department. Key duties include taking orders (phone/in-person), explaining part functions, identifying ...

A Storekeeper manages inventory, ensuring goods are received, stored, tracked, and dispatched efficiently, maintaining accurate records, organizing stock for accessibility, and supporting smooth store/warehouse operations, requiring skills in organization, attention to detail, and inventory control to prevent shortages or overstocking.    Key Responsibilities Inventory Management: Monitor stock levels, conduct regular audits, reconcile discrepancies, and ...