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Danone Company is a leading manufacturer and retailer of ice cream, juices, yogurt and frozen dairy on the West African market. We are an iconic brand providing healthy nourishments since 1960.
Job Description
We are looking to recruit a new colleague to Manage our Production team. The Production Manager will manage the production cycle end to end; from planning, mixing and packaging in time and in full by safely and effectively utilizing plant capacities and optimize manufacturing costs and quality.
Responsibilities;
- Factory able to run at full capacity with high performance: packaging and maintenance
- Growing the people and organization; to build a solid, motivated and qualified team
- Ensuring production with good quality and controlled cost
- Production: on time production of Fresh and LSL mix in terms of Quality, Quantity & Cost in line with budget and as per forecast-planning
- Stock: Maintain mix stock such there is smooth transfer to packaging
- SOP’s Hygiene, Safety & GMP : To ensure SOP’s are implemented and followed, Hygiene, Safety and GMP is in place with regular monitoring
- Loss & Variances: To Map the Loss and Control to achieve the target of Materials Loss & Variances.
- Excellence in Execution of Production as per forecast planning, Stock KEEPING AND Hand over on time
- Maintain records of production, Machine History Development work & Loss Mapping
Requirements
- A University degree in Industrial Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Physical sciences, Biological sciences, food science/food engineering. An MBA degree will be an added advantage
- Advanced MS Excel & PowerPoint with Presentation skills.
- A senior experienced Production Manager
- Experience in food or dairy is a must at production management level
- Doer: willing to take a hands-on approach
- Communication: strong and clear communication skills
- Building relationships across the businesses
Method of Applications
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