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Manager/Assistant Manager - Stores/Dispatch Operations (5-10 yrs)
One of India's - leading Group company SRF Ltd. (TTB Division-- Technical Textiles) requires - Senior Executive/Assistant Manager/Manager -Stores & Dispatch - for its plant located at Gwalior in M.P.-
Job Description :
Designation & Band : Manager - M2
Team/ Department (Role) : MLT - Stores & Dispatch (Material handling incoming & out going along with Central excise/ GST related activities)
Reporting to : DGM - Materials and Logistics Team (MLT)
Principal Accountabilities & Responsibilities :
1. On time delivery to Internal customer
- Availability of raw materials, Spares & other consumables.
- Follow-up from processes for material availability.
- Inventory monitoring & reporting
- Periodic review
2. On time Dispatch of FG
- Liaison with transporters
- Follow-up with transporters for on-time availability of trucks & containers
- Liaison with Government Officials w.r.t Excise/GST requirement.
- Monitoring of on time Delivery
3. Strengthening of Daily Management
- Monitoring of receipts and dispatches.
- Create and maintain system for materials irretrievability at stores.
- Ensure excise and service tax records are maintained.
- Verification of documentation.
- Ensuring safe disposal of rejected & Scrap Materials.
- Managing availability of shell rolls
4. Statutory Compliances :
- Liaison with central excise/ GST.
- Review of procedural amendments.
- Ensure compliances of the Rules
5. Documentation : Ensure documentation as per ISO requirement and Pollution control board
Position Specifications :
Educational Qualification : law graduate/MBA and diploma in material management
Nature of Experience : Material Management along with Central excise
Duration of Experience :
For Sr. Executive/AM : 4-7 Years
For Manager : 7+ Years
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