FAQs
What is the primary role of the Area Manager Operations Management N&W?
The primary role involves the implementation, review, and monitoring of the Contract Management Process, alongside ensuring operational efficiency, quality standards, health and safety policies, and capability development at various centres.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A degree in Civil, Mechanical, or Structural Engineering (B.Tech / M.Tech) is required, along with experience in managing Construction Service Centres.
What key performance indicators (KPIs) will be monitored in this role?
The Area Manager will develop a dashboard of key KPIs related to cost, quality, delivery, operational efficiency, and customer satisfaction index.
Will there be opportunities for training and development?
Yes, the role includes planning training and development programs to enhance the in-process capability of facilities, in collaboration with the TSL Quality Assurance team.
What quality standards are to be implemented?
The Area Manager will implement various quality standards, including those from ISO 9001 and ISO 14000.
Is experience with IT systems important for this role?
Yes, the Area Manager must support the Centre’s operations team with appropriate IT infrastructure and provide training in SAP processes and systems.
How will operational efficiencies be monitored?
Operational efficiencies will be monitored through the development of KPIs and a Management Information System (MIS) that updates order progress and deviations.
What kind of audits will be conducted in this role?
Planned quality audits, internal health & safety audits, and stock audits will be conducted in coordination with the Regional Finance Manager.
How does this role contribute to risk management?
The Area Manager will ensure comprehensive risk identification, analysis, evaluation, mitigation, and monitoring at each centre.
Will the Area Manager be involved in managing customer complaints?
Yes, the Area Manager will implement corrective and preventive actions based on customer feedback and complaints.
What is the expected approach to cost reduction?
The Area Manager will study cost elements, benchmark them with industry standards, and develop cost reduction plans through automation and efficient processes.
Is knowledge of construction project management necessary for this position?
Yes, deep knowledge of construction, project management, and related processes is essential for effectively managing the operations of the Centre.