29 Job openings found

Strategically plan and manage logistics, warehouse, transportation and customer services Direct, optimize and coordinate full order cycle Liaise and negotiate with suppliers, manufacturers, retailers and consumers Keep track of quality, quantity, stock levels, delivery times, transport costs and efficiency Arrange warehouse, catalog goods, plan routes and process shipments Resolve any arising problems or complaints Supervise, coach ...

An SCM (Supply Chain Management) Head leads the strategic sourcing, procurement, logistics, and distribution functions to optimize inventory, reduce costs, and ensure efficient, on-time delivery. This executive role involves negotiating with suppliers, managing inventory forecasting, and deploying technology to improve supply chain resilience and performance.  Key Responsibilities Strategic Planning: Develop and implement overall supply ...

A Transportation Services Supervisor oversees daily operations, managing drivers and dispatchers to ensure timely, safe, and cost-effective deliveries. Key duties include optimizing routes, maintaining fleet compliance (DOT regulations), handling logistics data, and training staff. This role requires strong leadership, problem-solving abilities, and proficiency in logistics software.    Key Responsibilities Team Leadership: Supervise, train, and mentor ...

A Senior Dispatch Manager in a steel manufacturing company is responsible for overseeing the entire finished goods logistics process, ensuring that steel products (TMT bars, coils, ingots) are dispatched on time, safely, and accurately from the plant to customers. This senior role involves coordinating between production, sales, and logistics teams, managing ...

An SCM Head for a steel company (as detailed in roles like oversees end-to-end procurement, logistics, and inventory for raw materials (iron ore, coal) and finished steel, focusing on cost-effective, uninterrupted production. Key responsibilities include strategic sourcing, vendor management, and optimizing supply chain efficiencies, typically requiring 12-18+ years of experience.  Key Responsibilities Strategic ...

An Incharge Dispatch for a coal washery plant oversees the end-to-end logistics, loading, and transportation of processed coal to customers. Key duties include managing weighbridge operations, ensuring accurate documentation (challans, invoices, e-way bills), coordinating with transporters, maintaining inventory records, and strictly adhering to safety and quality protocols.    Key Responsibilities Dispatch & Logistics Management: Coordinate ...

Description:   Strategically plan and manage logistics, warehouse, transportation and customer services Direct, optimize and coordinate full order cycle Liaise and negotiate with suppliers, manufacturers, retailers and consumers Keep track of quality, quantity, stock levels, delivery times, transport costs and efficiency Arrange warehouse, catalog goods, plan routes and process shipments Resolve any arising problems or complaints Supervise, coach ...

A Dispatch Billing Supervisor in a steel company acts as the crucial link between production, logistics, and finance. They are responsible for overseeing the accurate documentation of finished goods (such as TMT bars, billets, or structural steel), managing the dispatch team, ensuring compliance with tax regulations (GST), and coordinating logistics to ensure timely ...

A Dispatch Officer in a steel trading or manufacturing company manages the end-to-end logistical operations of shipping finished steel products (such as TMT bars, coils, plates, and ingots) from the warehouse/plant to customers or project sites. This role ensures timely, safe, and accurate deliveries while maintaining inventory records and handling compliance documentation.    Here is ...

A dispatch officer job description involves coordinating and communicating with drivers or field personnel to ensure timely and efficient completion of tasks, such as deliveries or emergency responses. Key duties include answering calls, managing radio and phone communications, tracking mobile units, and using software to plan routes. They are also responsible for prioritizing ...