wood factory manager (EN)
ISCO 1219 · v1.2.1
Wood factory managers realise planning, commercial and advisory tasks of wood factory and timber trade. They also manage purchasing, sales, customer service and marketing of wood and wood products.
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Source aliases (EN)
- wood factory overseer
- wood factory administrator
- wood factory controller
- timber factory manager
- wood manager
- wood factory coordinator
- furniture factory manager
- natural wood factory manager
- wood factory supervisor
- wood factory executive
- natural wood factory supervisor
- solid wood factory supervisor
- natural wood factory controller
- solid wood factory manager
- solid wood factory controller
Skills and knowledge
Essential (EN) · 25
- manage supplies
- sell processed timber in a commercial environment
- woodworking processes
- manage budgets
- timber products
- strive for company growth
- manage staff
- create manufacturing guidelines
- manufacturing processes
- advise customers on wood products
- study prices of wood products
- define manufacturing quality criteria
- construction products
- oversee quality control
- ensure equipment availability
- develop manufacturing policies
- carry out purchasing operations in the timber business
- meet deadlines
- manage factory operations
- adhere to organisational guidelines
- manage production systems
- wood products
- liaise with managers
- analyse production processes for improvement
- follow company standards
Optional (EN) · 27
- environmental legislation in agriculture and forestry
- oversee logistics of finished products
- inspect wood materials
- meet contract specifications
- assess felled timber volume
- negotiate terms with suppliers
- wear appropriate protective gear
- recruit personnel
- prospect new customers
- engineering processes
- evaluate employees work
- quality standards
- liaise with shareholders
- prepare wood production reports
- negotiate improvement with suppliers
- distinguish wood quality
- schedule regular machine maintenance
- plan health and safety procedures
- prepare purchasing reportings
- manage customer service
- manage timber stocks
- check material resources
- check durability of wood materials
- train employees
- align efforts towards business development
- company policies
- assess felled timber quality
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