Warehousing Jobs in India
Manufacturing industry is a branch which consists of about 25 percent of all the economic activities across the world. It is the most dependent on industry which contributes to the country’s economy. The manufacturing industry contributes about 22 percent to the national income, which largely supports our economy. The manufacturing industry transforms raw materials into finished goods by applying tools and using processing mediums. In an economy, manufacturing is a sector which produces wealth. Manufacturing and warehousing jobs in India are constantly rising. As we have taken step into the world’s competition thus it involves high risk and more work on the projections.
Warehouse managers act as watchdogs for their customers, by providing not only stock summary, but much more relevant and important information. Landowners are taking keen interest in warehousing activities and are willing to let out space on the basis of long term and various other lease agreements. The licensed work or under legal supervision any company or industry in this sector of economy will have to survive under legal supervision.
With the implementation of the value added tax (VAT) in India, warehousing networks will grow, interconnecting large warehouses with many small warehouses in nearby markets. Warehousing jobs in India are proving to be a good career option. If any person looks for employment in this sector can strake his eyes on the basics of the core depths of issues.
The career can be built in this sector with certain norms needed to be taken care of. A recent survey conducted by the Indian Manufacturing Industry (IMI), in collaboration with the Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai has revealed that India will be emerging as an international centre for manufacturing a number of intermediate and finished products. Increasing number of multi-national giants are set to locate their manufacturing operations in India.
The jobs available in this sector with certain corresponding designations are: Warehouse Coordinator, Warehouse In-charge, Stores In-charge, Storekeeper, Store Manager, Warehouse Executive, Stores Assistant, Stores Officer, Warehouse Manager, Stores Supervisors, Procurements Officer.
Thus, the pretentious efforts will provide the jobs opportunities to the job seekers as the sector revolves around expansion and growth pavements.
Posted by Jobs in India on Feb.23, 2008, under Hospitality Services