General Manager Plant Operations

Job Description

Role & responsibilities Operational Management: 1) Oversee day-to-day operations, including production scheduling, procurement, inventory management, and maintenance activities 2) Monitor key performance indicators (KPIs) to assess operational efficiency and identify areas for improvement. 3) Implement best practices to enhance productivity, reduce costs, and ensure quality standards are met. 4) Handling outward transportation. Team Leadership and Development: Providing technical leadership to the entire plant in all respect. Aligning the entire team technically and administratively. 4) Develop and mentor employees to build a high-performing team capable of meeting current and future challenges. 5) Promote a safe working environment and ensure compliance with health, safety, and environmental regulations. Quality Assurance and Compliance: 1) General administration including labor, stores & inventory, statutory and legal issues for industry, managing a team of expats and managing local government and community leaders to achieve smooth and optimal operating efficiencies. 2) Implement corrective and preventive actions to address quality issues and mitigate risks. Financial Management: 1) Prepare and manage the factory's budget, forecasting expenses, and revenue projections. 2) Monitor financial performance against targets, analyze variances, and take corrective actions as necessary. 3) Identify opportunities for cost optimization and revenue growth to enhance profitability. Liaison: 1) Liaising and dealing with Government authorities. 2) Handling Raw material suppliers and labors. 3) Ensuring adequate supply of raw material 4)Handling locals on daily basis. Profitability: 1) Ensuring communication between Power plant & Ferro Plant. 2) Managing overall production output with quality. 3) Preparation and submission of all MIS reports concern with production. Costing: 1) Implementing a robust procurement strategy to secure raw materials at competitive rates, ensuring economic feasibility. 2) Employing thorough calculations to assess labor costs and raw material expenses accurately. Preferred candidate profile Strong technical knowledge of Ferro alloy production processes, equipment, and technologies. Excellent leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills, with the ability to inspire and motivate teams. A. Education and Experience: Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Business Administration, or related field; MBA or advanced degree preferred. Proven experience (16+ years) in a leadership role within the Ferro alloy industry or a similar manufacturing environment. Perks and benefits Subsidies: Generous subsidies for food and accommodation to ensure your well-being and comfort.