Puma Production Coordinator Job in South Africa

Employer: Puma Sports Distributors (Pty) Ltd World Cat- South Africa Branch)
Position: Puma Production Coordinator Wildlife Works (Epz) Ltd
Reporting To: World Cat South Africa Branch Manager

Mission of the Job:

• Support the RUKINGA factory team with structural and technical know-how and ensure that PUMA production- and PUMA quality standards are met.
• Ensure on time delivery through follow up on production status.
• Supply guidance to enhance the factory’s skills and capabilities and to increase efficiency and expand capacity.
• Ensure that the GBS order data is maintained correctly and timeously.

Core Accountabilities:

• Support and guide the WILDLIFE WORKS team in setting up the new factory equipment
• Support and guide the daily production routine in the RUKINGA garment factory.
• Train an guide WILDLIFE WORKS team on PUMA’s quality standards and exercise final inspections on PUMA orders.
• Support and guide the development process of PUMA styles.
• Support and guide RUKINGA team in planning and follow up of pre-production process (fabrics, trims, accessories).
• Establish smooth cooperation with PUMA’s international (and national) nominated trims-, accessories- and fabric suppliers.
• Monitor and submit weekly WiP reports to WCZA office and verify production status at the factory to ensure on time delivery
• Support RUKINGA team in managing P0’s in GBS System (PUMA internal order system)

Requirements/Qualification.

• Extensive experience as Production Manager (or Consultant) in garment manufacturing industry.
• Good know how in screen-/pigment printing.
• Structured way of thinking and very good organizational skills.
• Excellent team worker with good social networking skills and very good communication skills.
• Good computer knowledge in Excel/Word, ability to quickly adopt new skills on company internal programs (GBS).
• Open minded and positive personality, strong will with ability to get things done.
• Fluent in English, both written and spoken, advantageous to speak Kiswahili and/or more Kenyan languages.

All applicants should send an application letter (explaining relevant experience and motivation), CV,
recommendation letters and a relevant certificate to:

The Human Resource Coordinator, Wildlife Works,
P.O BOX 310-80300, Voi

or per email:cara@wildlifeworks.com or lenjo@wildlifeworks. com
 

The deadline for the application is 4th May 2012. 

Only the shortlisted applicant will be contacted.