Nigerian Bottling Company Job: COLD DRINK OPERATIONS LOGISTICS COORDINATOR

Functional areas: Cold Drink Operations (Supply Chain)
Department: Supply Chain

The Job Holder will report to the Cold Drink Operations Manager and the vacancies exist in our thirteen Plant locations.The responsibilities include:

· Lead cooperation with Third Party logistics behind agreed SLA'S
· Create/Manage an efficient ice movement strategy/execution
· The Jobholder will be the cost owner for CDO Logistics Activities.
· Secures achievement of KBI's in Cooperation with Cold Drink Equipments & FS
· Manages CDE movements order cycle to ensure they are organized & controlled in accordance with agreed SLAs for improved levels of customer service at optimum cost.
· Manages Ice movement and distribution up to the retail outlets
· Ensures high customer satisfaction and owns continuous improvement action planning with 3PL
· Performs root cause analysis & problem resolution of CDO logistics services daily issues
· Ensures 3PL full compliance to CCH warehousing and delivery standards
· Performs regular performance reviews with CDO Mgr., CDE Mgr., and FS with action planning
· Reporting on logistic
· Reports list of TBDI CDEs for Disposal RFA initiation
· Creates purchase requisitions for transport and disposal & posts service entry sheets
· Updates equipment data (deletion flag, status update and RFA number filled in)
· Monitors CDE inventories on a monthly basis and ensures assets are reconciled with FAR
· Completes technical work orders in ERP
· Ensures CDE inventories in all warehouses and depots regularly in accordance with procedures
· Coordinates the technical disposal process
· Controls inter - warehouse movements
· Identifies and implements initiatives to reduce CDE movement cost
· Ensures effective cooperation between FS, CDE warehouse and 3PL
· Follows up to make sure that all applicable safety, occupational health, loss prevention and environmental requirements in the area of CDO logistics are applied and followed

Job Requirements:
First degree in any relevant discipline with Logistics and Supply chain management
Five years experience
Strong analytical skills and ability to interface, influence, and interact professionally with external vendors. -Experience in Supply Chain Planning function with exposure to Commercial/Sales function will be an added advantage -Member of Professional body will also be an added advantage.
Member of Professional body will also be an added advantage.

TO APPLY- Interested and qualified candidate should visit- http://www.nbcltdcareers.com/jobDetails.php?jobid=43

Mesut Özil unlikely to play again this year

Mesut Özil has been ruled out for between ten and 12 weeks with a partial knee ligament tear which he suffered during Arsenal’s 2-0 loss to Chelsea on Sunday.

The Germany midfielder played on through the pain to complete the 90 minutes and he reported the problem to Arsenal’s medical staff after the game. It did not seem overly serious at the time.

Özil travelled to Germany on Tuesday to link up with his national team ahead of their Euro 2016 qualifiers against Poland and the Republic of Ireland, with Arsenal having informed the German Federation [DFB] about the injury. The club told the Germans to exercise caution and check on the problem.

Accordingly, Özil was sent for a scan in Munich on Wednesday and the severity of the injury became clear. The DFB announced that he had suffered a “partial lateral ligament tear in the left knee” and would be “out for 10-12 weeks.”


Özil will now return to London in order for Arsenal’s medics to examine him fully and determine the best course of action in terms of his rehabilitation. Özil has a close relationship with Dr Hans-Wilhelm Müller-Wohlfahrt, the Germany doctor and, in the past, he has liked to be treated by him.

The DFB’s head of communications, Jens Grittner, had made it clear that Ozil had travelled with the problem and the organisation reinforced the point in their statement. “Özil complained about pain in his left knee when he arrived in Frankfurt on Tuesday,” they said.

Özil, who missed six weeks towards the end of last season with a hamstring injury before recovering to play his part in Germany’s World Cup triumph, joins a lengthy injury list at Arsenal.