OPERATION MANAGER – CEMENT Job Hiring in Tanzania for AMSONS INDUSTRIES (T) LIMITED

Career Opportunity in Tanzania!

Job Openings: OPERATION MANAGER – CEMENT
Employer/Company: AMSONS INDUSTRIES (T) LIMITED
POEA Registration / Accreditation No. 10445631
Job Location: Tanzania

OPERATION MANAGER – CEMENT

Qualifications:

• Minimum of 5 years in a leadership role within Africa or Middle East or any international experience is preferred.
• Experience in managing projects in diverse industries or sectors.
• Strong understanding of project management software and tools

Responsibilities:

• To oversee and manage project activities from initiation to completion, ensuring adherence to timelines, budgets, and quality standards while effectively coordinating with internal teams and external stakeholders.
• Contribute to defining production schedules and goals for the year, including lowering wastage and rejections.
• Design production plans to achieve efficient use of materials, labour and equipment in order to meet production targets on cost, quality and quantity
• Ensure minimal or zero stoppage of work and to meet delivery targets on production
• Monitor the production process and adjust schedules as needed.
• Direct and monitor all operational work instructions and procedures
• Review manufacturing related metrics and reports and undertake corrective action if necessary.
• To service bulk/large orders within stipulated turnaround times to ensure optimal internal and external customer satisfaction.
• Regular interaction with sales and supply chain/operations team to ensure smooth production flow and minimal work stoppage
• Set and monitor quality standards and implement quality control programs for product and process
• Monitor performance to production schedules and inventory of raw materials and finished products
• Ensure health and safety guidelines are followed.

Requirements:

• Updated CV with detailed JOB DESCRIPTION
• Employment Certificates (if available)
• Valid Passport copy

Walk-in applicants can visit us at:
C.A.N.A. Placement Services
📍498-B Sinagoga St., Malate, Manila

Employer Overview:

On 13 August 2019, AATIF finalised a USD 15m facility agreement with Amsons Industries, for the expansion of its milling plant. Amsons Industries is a subsidiary of Amsons Group- a larger group of family-owned businesses operating across various sectors in Tanzania. The company recently decided to expand its operations, venturing into the food and agri industry having identified the potential for local processing of wheat into basic food products. In so doing, the company established Camel Flour Milling, a milling business geared towards addressing the consumption preferences of local and regional consumers.

The company has an existing milling plant that has been operating at 100% capacity, processing 150MT/day of wheat for local market consumption. Prompted by the continuously increasing demand for processed wheat on the market, the company initiated the expansion of its processing capacity, investing in a second milling plant. As a result, overall processing capacity increased from 150MT/day to 650MT/day. The new wheat mill was partially financed by AATIF’s loan provided in 2019. This expansion highlights the company’s intent to support local processing, while providing sustainable local employment.

AATIF sees the potential in this company, captivated by its unique mission of trying to revamp the local wheat production industry across Tanzania, which subdued in the late 80s. Camel Flour seeks to work with AATIF towards establishing a farmer outgrower scheme to ensure the purchase at least 50% of the wheat from small and commercial farmers across Tanzania, reducing dependency on imports from abroad. By working together with AATIF towards this ambition, the company aims to provide inputs and training to local farmers, elevating their wheat production skills and capacities to meet the company’s demands.

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No Fees in any form and/or purpose will be collected from applicants
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