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A purchase executive sources, negotiates with, and selects suppliers to procure goods and services, ensuring quality, cost-effectiveness, and timely delivery to meet organizational needs. Key responsibilities include managing purchase orders, maintaining strong supplier relationships, conducting market analysis, collaborating with internal teams, optimizing inventory, and ensuring compliance with company policies.    Key Responsibilities Supplier Management: Identifying, evaluating, ...

Maintaining the purchasing policy and ensuring that all purchases adhere to it.  An executive would set the policy as well. Choosing the suppliers that the company will deal with and maintaining the legal interaction with them. Managing any SLA’s (Service Level Agreements) that may be in place and managing any Master Agreements ...

Position:1. Equity Manager - experience in Broking- Execute the orders on behalf of clients and operating stock trading terminals.2. Mutual Fund advisor - experience in Broking ,  Required Candidate profile - Opening of D-mat Accounts3. Experience in Broking, - Managing branch of Stock Market Company- Managing team and clients - Managing branch of Stock ...

A Purchase Head (or Head of Purchasing/Procurement) is responsible for developing and implementing procurement strategies, overseeing the procurement team, and managing relationships with suppliers to ensure the cost-effective and timely acquisition of goods and services. Key duties include negotiating contracts, monitoring market trends, assessing supplier performance, managing procurement budgets, and ensuring compliance ...

A "Head" job description outlines the responsibilities of a leader who oversees a specific department, function, or the entire business, involving strategic planning, team management, budget control, and driving performance towards organizational goals. Responsibilities vary by the department or function (e.g., Business Head, Technical Head, Sales Head), but always include leading and ...

Male or female Quotation draftingDispatchQuotation follow upTelecalling   A Sales Coordinator supports a sales team by managing administrative tasks, coordinating sales activities, and ensuring efficient communication. They handle order processing, maintain customer databases, and assist with sales presentations, ultimately contributing to the team's overall success in achieving sales goals.    Key Responsibilities: Administrative Support: Processing orders, managing customer databases, ...

The job description for a Deputy Manager of Electrical & Instrumentation (E&I) in a Sponge Iron Division (SID) typically involves overseeing all E&I aspects of the plant, focusing on both maintenance and project work, and ensuring operational efficiency and safety.    Key Responsibilities Maintenance & Troubleshooting: Lead the team in diagnosing and resolving complex electrical, ...

An account manager builds and maintains relationships with clients to ensure their needs are met and to drive sales, while an accounting manager oversees a company's financial operations. An account manager's duties include client communication, resolving issues, managing sales, and coordinating with internal teams. An accounting manager's responsibilities include managing financial records, preparing reports, ...

Spearheading entire finance and accounting operations with overall responsibility to provide uninterruptedfinancial support to company’s operations.? Structuring annual budget and evaluating it on the parameters of risk and return on the investment.? Mapping requirements of working capital and long term financial resources and setting up effective liaisonwith Banks and FIs ...

An Assistant Manager - Quality in a chains manufacturing unit (industrial, roller, or conveyor chains) ensures product compliance with standards (ISO, ASTM) by managing QC teams, inspecting raw materials to finished goods, and driving down PPM (Parts Per Million) defects. Key duties include implementing 8D/CAPA for root cause analysis, auditing production ...