Production Assistant / Liaison - Pretoria

Client is a branding and marketing specialist, focusing on: Digital Printing, Dye Sublimation, Promotional goods, fabrication etc. They are looking for someone to run the production and manage the production team.

Duties & Responsibilities

• Information Flow: Ensure that all relevant job information is shared effectively and timeously between different departments.
• Conflict Resolution: Help resolve any conflicts, concerns or issues that potentially may arise between different departments or within the job scope. Adhering to past problem resolutions are a must unless improvement can be found.
• Coordination: Coordinate requirements, facility capacity, and schedules to ensure that the production process runs smoothly.
• Documentation: Create, maintain and organise documentation related to the production, ensuring that all parties have access to the necessary information. This includes; waste reports, production progress updates, material requirements, tool and consumable requirements, cost reconciliations and information storage.

• Must have Matric
• Production qualification is an advantage
• 3 to 5 years experience working in a similar role
• Applicants should be technically minded with experience in manufacturing processes involving raw materials.
• This position calls for individuals who can handle a chaotic environment while maintaining a constant communication flow between production departments in order to maintain a smooth factory operation.
• Position also expects that the individual has strong quality demands and a strict adherence to customer requirements, corporate identity, and uncompromising when meeting deadlines and monitoring materials.
• A previous history of working within branding and design industries with design knowledge is a major plus.
• The position involves communicating and passing on correct and pertinent information to multiple production departments efficiently, monitoring production progress in order to ensure correct and timeous product completion. Instilling a sense of coordination between departments is essential