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Arun Kumar Singh is seeking a career opportunity in the field of optics. He has over 15 years of experience as an optometrist, working for various eye care companies including Titan Eye Plus, GKB Optolab Pvt Ltd, and ABC Optical. He has a Diploma in Optometry from U.P State Medical Faculty Lucknow and is a Contact Lens Specialist. His professional experiences include eye testing, prescription analysis, product merchandising, inventory management, and creating management reports. He aims to continuously learn and improve himself professionally.
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- His technical skills include Microsoft Office, Windows installation, and Internet applications.Resume of nizam uddin hasnat !!
Resume of nizam uddin hasnat !!Nizam Uddin Hasnat
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As a Quality Inspector and having years of experiences in the garments apparels background I have earned enormous experiences from yarn, textiles, production of garments, quality of the products and safety of the manufacturing line on a day to day basis. Besides of the goods and factory productions I had to met customers satisfactions and carry out meetings for presentations to provide and updated info for product. Having communication skill for better and strong understandings between clients and my company.
I have experiences all the practical quality assurance field of the developments for product from yarn, fabrics, current fashion trends, customer dealings, quality, workers management on a day to day basis for ship the goods on time to the customer.
Specialties:
* Quick adaptability to new places, people and languages.
* Responsible for technical evaluation for new vendors, before place a new order as well as regular basis follow up.
* Conduct Factory evaluation by TCA providing CAPs based on RCA ( Root cause analysis) & PDCA (
Plan-Do-Check & Act);
* Have to Start QA activities. Daily Inspection activities control, follow up, instantly feedback , day end closing information , necessary & urgent information sharing with self management & with overseas managers /customers if necessary & be prepared for tomorrow.
* Responsible from Sample to shipment including all activities as well as Job Ownership & Customer service cum satisfaction growing is the main perspective on the path ahead.
* Conduct Final Inspection after goods complete as per AQL Sampling plan as well as buyer requirements.
* Having Technical knowledge of products - Process planning and Execution (T&A)
* Production follow up, quality control, communication with customers and suppliers with result oriented problem solving ability
* Experience spans over various domains like Pattern review, Cutting, Printing, Embroidery, Sewing, Washing, Finishing & Export.
* Intensive experience on operating sewing machine. Technical ,physical, safety and social compliance
follow-up.
* Expertise in problem solving & decision making.
* Work with internal departments to ensure planning, quality, production and timely delivery on goods of garments. Follow up work with IE team for line layout, line balancing, time study, Capacity study, Process development and ensure maximum productivity by easy way.
* Deal with all merchandising/customer activities especially on woven/knit. specially have a knowledge about denim, washing & dyeing, fabric, yearn, yarn dyeing, trims & accessories.Biodate - Shersha (6)
Biodate - Shersha (6)Shersha Azeez
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Shersha Abdul Aziz has over 10 years of experience in store management, purchasing, and administration. He currently works as a Warehouse Supervisor for Al Raheeb Perfumes in Dubai, UAE. Previously, he was a Food & Beverage Supervisor and Purchasing Officer for Abela & Co. LLC in Dubai. He has a Bachelor's degree in Accounts from the University of Kerala in India. His skills include store operations, customer relationship management, inventory management using ERP systems, and supervising and training employees.Resume
ResumeRajendra Rawal
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Rajendra Rawal is seeking a challenging position that allows him to utilize his 4.5 years of experience in office administration, store management, and customer relations. He currently works as a Store Incharge for Shreenath Heritage Liquor Pvt Ltd in Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan. Previously, he spent two years as a Store Executive for Solkit Distillery & Brewery P. Ltd. in Udaipur, Rajasthan. Rajendra holds an MBA in Marketing and a B.Com specializing in accounting and auditing. He is proficient in MS Office applications and ERP software.Resume - Pavanjeet.Oberoi
Resume - Pavanjeet.Oberoipavanjeet oberoi
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This document contains personal and professional details of Mr. Pavanjeet Singh Oberoi. It includes his contact information, objective, educational qualifications, work experience at various pharmaceutical companies over 10 years in roles like Area Business Manager, Scientific Associate and Business Manager. It also lists an MBA and BPharmacy degree, a summer project, achievements like sales awards, and languages known. The document is a resume or CV for Mr. Oberoi.Lee CV
Lee CVRosa Lee Gonzales
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Rosa Lee Gonzales is seeking a full-time career to utilize her 6 years of retail experience and 1 year experience in banking and administration. She has skills in customer service, sales, cashiering, and computer programs like Microsoft Office. Currently she works as a sales associate at PureGold Jewellers in Abu Dhabi, where she performs sales, customer service, cashiering, and reports. Previously she held positions at several companies performing tasks like customer service, cash handling, and document control. She attended training in diamonds, watches, and jewelry customer service. Gonzales holds a Bachelor's degree in Management and has experience in retail, banking, and administrative roles.Resume_Arun optometrist
- 1. ARUN KUMAR SINGH Contact No: - +917047628805, Email: -arun.sngh3@gmail.com OBJECTIVE To strive for excellence in whatever task I undertake and give my best to the organization by my constant effort to make a professional growth oriented career through continuous Learning and self improvement in the field of OPTICAL. PROFFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION • D. OPT (Diploma in Optometry) from U.P State Medical Faculty Lucknow. • CONTACT LENS SPECIALIST from “Eye Care India, New Delhi. ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION • Graduation-B.Sc. from Allahabad University, Allahabad (U.P.) in 2000 • H.Sc. from U.P. Board in 1996 • S.Sc. from U.P. Board in 1994 ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATION • M.S. Office • Internet WORK EXPERIENCE • Currently working as an Store Manager with Titan eye plus from Feb-2013 to till date • Worked in Titan eye+ as an ast-store manager in Bhilai (feb2011to jan2013) • Worked in GKB Optolab Pvt Ltd. As an optometrist (Oct 2007 to Jan 2011) • Worked as an Optometrist with ABC Optical (Jan 2006- Sep 2007) • Worked as an Optometrist with Jan kalyan Eye Hospital, Lucknow (April 2003- Nov 2005) JOB PROFILE 1. Eye-Testing of Customers 2. Maintaining the Clinic register & customer data 3. Demonstrating about lenses properties & suggest Contact lens to customers 4. Prescriptions analysis & suggest proper lenses to customers accordingly. 5. Looking after proper dispensing of spectacles & Handling customer complaint. 6. Look after Inventory & product requirement. 7. To ensure attractive merchandise display & over all store layout. 8. To facilitate smooth cashiering process & manpower planning. 9. To maintain over all discipline & hygiene in the Store. 10. Creating and analyzing Management reports, like DSR report, MIS report.
- 2. PROFFESSIONAL TRAINING Two months extensive training on optical, product knowledge & soft skills with SHANKAR NETRALAY-CHENNAI by TITAN INDUSTRIES LTD EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Listening Music & playing Cricket. PERSONAL DETAILS Father’s Name - Mr. Virendra Pratap Singh Date of Birth - 1th August, 1979 Sex - Male Nationality - Indian Language Known - English & Hindi Marital Status - Married Strengths • Self Disciplined & Time Punctual. • Highly Diligent & Committed • Hard working & honest • Team player & leadership. Arun Kumar singh