Assistant Operations Manager

Job Description : An Operation Shift Incharge (SEED) role, often found in manufacturing or production settings, involves overseeing and managing all aspects of operations during a specific shift. This includes supervising staff, coordinating with other departments, and ensuring that production targets, quality standards, and safety protocols are met. The SEED designation likely refers to a specific area or department within the larger operation. Key Responsibilities of an Operation Shift Incharge (SEED) : Supervision and Coordination : Managing and directing the activities of the operations team during the assigned shift. Production Management : Ensuring that production targets are met, processes run smoothly, and quality standards are maintained. Safety and Compliance : Enforcing safety regulations and ensuring that all operations adhere to established safety protocols and environmental standards. Problem Solving : Addressing and resolving any operational issues or challenges that arise during the shift. Communication : Maintaining clear and effective communication with other shifts, supervisors, and relevant departments. Resource Management : Ensuring efficient utilization of resources, including materials, equipment, and personnel. Documentation and Reporting : Maintaining accurate records of production activities, equipment performance, and any incidents or issues. In the context of a specific "SEED" area or department, the Operation Shift Incharge would be responsible for the unique operational aspects of that area. For example, in a Solvent Fractionation plant, the Shift Incharge would oversee the design, fabrication, commissioning, and operational efficiency of the plant. In a Direct Reduction Iron (DRI) Plant, the focus would be on production, safety, and maintenance of the plant. JOB APPLYCONTACT DETAILS : -NAME - SHASHINUMBER