technical Operations ManagerCastlekeep Holdings Inc.

Technical Operations Manager
The Technical Operations Manager is responsible for overseeing and managing the technical aspects of the department's operations. This role entails collaborating with cross functional teams to ensure seamless integration of engineering, manufacturing and maintenance activities. It plays a crucial role in optimizing production processes, maintaining quality standards and ensuring reliability and safety of the motorcycles produced.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in engineering (preferably ME, EE or IE) 
Preferably with master's degree but not necessary
Minimum of 5 years in a Supervisory or Managerial Position
Must be familiar with basic tools and equipment's necessary to complete the task
With basic knowledge in the operation and function of a MC unit.
Job Description:
Strategic Management
Creates strategies from a global perspective, proficient at fostering innovations and disruptions, building strategic partnerships and alliances, and driving the overall strategic of the organization.
Performance Management and Reporting
Sets organizational direction and makes high-level decisions in terms of resource allocations; shapes organizational culture to support business goals.
Process Evaluation and Control
Identify and implement opportunities for innovation, cost reduction, and quality enhancement in process improvement operations
Inventory Management
Creates strategies and policies related to inventory management matters.
Quality Management
Strategic planning with the formulation of quality management policies and systems. Conducts advanced data analysis and reporting
Safety and Security
Develops and implements safety and security programs as well as conducting risk assessments
Customer Relations
Developing and reviewing customer relations management programs driving continuous improvement
Effective Collaboration
Aligns communication and coordination with the broader organizational goals and guide their teams to achieve these objectives.