Deputy Manager - Production

How You’ll Make an Impact 

As a Deputy Manager - Production, you'll be at the forefront of our operations, driving safe and efficient tank farm management, hazardous chemical handling, inventory accuracy, and reliable production support. You'll collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure uninterrupted material availability, regulatory compliance, operational excellence, and sustainable solutions that advance mobility, improve wellbeing, and enhance modern life. In this role, you will: 

• Lead safe receipt, storage, transfer, and handling of chemicals, solvents, acids, oils, and finished products while maintaining material integrity. 
• Supervise tank farm operations, including tanks, pumps, pipelines, manifolds, valves, and transfer systems to ensure efficient production support. 
• Coordinate tanker loading and unloading activities, verify material identity and batch details, and ensure zero-spillage operations. 
• Maintain optimum inventory levels through tank monitoring, reconciliation, capacity utilization, and SAP or ERP inventory management. 
• Ensure compliance with Environmental, Health and Safety standards, Process Safety Management requirements, Permit to Work, Lockout Tagout, hot work, and confined space procedures. 
• Support audits, maintain operational documentation, and ensure compliance with hazardous chemical storage and environmental regulations. 
• Coordinate preventive maintenance activities and monitor equipment reliability, tank integrity, and corrosion risks. 
• Lead, train, and develop operators and supervisors while driving safe work practices, emergency preparedness, and workforce discipline. 
• Prepare management information system reports on production performance, operational efficiency, and key performance indicators. 

Required Qualifications that Enable Your Success 

• Bachelor of Engineering or Bachelor of Technology in Chemical Engineering, or Diploma in Chemical Engineering. 
• 8 to 12 years of experience in tank farm operations, production plant operations, and bulk liquid handling environments. 
• Experience within petrochemical, specialty chemical, lubricant manufacturing, or solvent storage facilities. 
• Demonstrated experience supervising operators, supervisors, and contract personnel across shift operations. 
• Strong knowledge of hazardous chemical storage, inventory management, tanker loading and unloading, and material transfer systems. 
• Working knowledge of SAP or Enterprise Resource Planning systems, inventory reconciliation, and management information system reporting. 
• Understanding of Process Safety Management, Environmental Health and Safety requirements, Permit to Work, Lockout Tagout, hot work permits, and confined space entry procedures. 
• Strong leadership, communication, problem-solving, and cross-functional coordination skills.