Total 4 Manager administrative clerical job vacancies in george town

The Role

To develop a thorough understanding of Toll’s business through practical involvement in sales activities. Sharing that knowledge with Japan Post and identifying opportunities for introducing Toll’s services to Japan Post customers and potential Japanese customers.

• Representing Toll Group throughout the sales process with a focus on more complex sales opportunities or opportunities with major clients.
• Identifying new sales opportunities, particularly for current Japan Post customers, and Japanese companies. Creating and developing the sales business strategies for further growth of Toll’s business with Japan Desk sales team.
• Monitoring and managing the sales performance of Japan Desk with using KPI and/or other index. Retaining existing businesses of Japan Desk by closely managing the relationship with clients with a focus on Global Logistics in Asia.
• Analysing competitor activity. Developing a strong understanding of Toll’s business. Communicating with Japan Post to further develop broader understanding of Toll’s business and service offerings.
• Assisting management on their business decision making by carrying out day-to-day administrative activities.
• Senior functional managers of both Toll and Japan Post. Japan Post management and business development team. Global Logistics and Global Forwarding management and sales team of Toll

To be successful, you will need:

• Relevant bachelor degree or equivalent employment experience
• Native Level in Japanese (written and verbal) and good command in English (written and verbal) to communicate with stakeholders in Japan Post
• Significant experience in a technical sales environment
• Actively participate in Toll WHS Policy and Program to ensure own health and safety and the health and safety of others in the workplace
• Ensure compliance with safe work practices, not to put others at risk. Use and maintain equipment properly and ensure that the work area is free of hazards
• Report all incidents, injuries and near misses. Report any hazard or accident to the OHS officer as soon as it becomes apparent

Position Overview:

The Administrative Manager is responsible for overseeing the administrative operations of the organization, ensuring smooth and efficient functioning. This role involves managing administrative staff, developing and implementing policies, and coordinating various office activities.

Key Responsibilities:

• Leadership and Management:Supervise and manage administrative staff, providing guidance and support.
  Conduct performance evaluations and provide feedback to staff.
  Recruit, train, and onboard new administrative employees.
  
• Office Management:Oversee daily office operations and procedures.
  Develop, implement, and update administrative policies and procedures.
  Ensure office efficiency by planning and implementing office systems, layouts, and equipment procurement.
  
• Budgeting and Financial Management:Prepare and manage the administrative budget.
  Monitor office expenses and manage vendor relationships.
  Negotiate and manage contracts for office supplies and services.
  
• Communication and Coordination:Act as the primary point of contact for internal and external stakeholders.
  Facilitate communication between departments and provide administrative support as needed.
  Coordinate and schedule meetings, conferences, and events.
  
• Facility Management:Ensure the office environment is well-maintained and safe.
  Oversee maintenance and repair of office equipment and facilities.
  Manage office space allocation and ensure compliance with health and safety regulations.
  
• Document Management:Oversee the management and organization of company records and documents.
  Ensure confidentiality and security of sensitive information.
  Develop and maintain filing systems for easy retrieval of information.
  
• Project Management:Plan and coordinate administrative projects.
  Track project progress and ensure timely completion.
  Collaborate with other departments on cross-functional projects.
  
• Performance Improvement:Identify opportunities for process improvement and implement changes.
  Conduct regular reviews of administrative systems and procedures.
  Stay updated with industry trends and best practices in office administration.
  

Job Type: Administrative, Financial and Accounting Manager for the ASEAN and OCEANIA CNRS Offices and the 4 CNRS International Research Laboratories in Singapore

A: Administrative Manager Position

- Responsible for the establishment and execution of procedures and administrative activities incumbent upon the Regional Office. Reporting to the Director of the ASEAN CNRS Office in Singapore, and dotted line to the Financial Service of CNRS HQ in Paris, France.

- The role covers 6 entities: the 2 CNRS Representative Offices based in Singapore for ASEAN and in Australia and the 4 International Research Laboratories (IRL) established by CNRS in Singapore.

- The role includes administrative relations with partners of the entities.

- The role will be performed in two working languages: French and English.

The tasks assigned to the Administrative Manager consist of:

· Human resources management, including:

- Updating the employee’s data under RESEDA (CNRS software for HR) and other necessary tools.

- Coordinating the onboarding of researchers in the 4 IRLs based in Singapore (agreements, formalities, financing, etc.)

- Ensuring the administration of the visits undertaken by the entities (visits, reimbursements, transportation requests, etc.)

- Monitoring and coordinating recruitments (post-doc positions or others) within the framework of the projects (funding from France and others) in which the 4 IRLs are involved.

· Financial and accounting management:

- Serving as the principal entry point for the CNRS headquarters

- enabling the definition of the budget of the 6 entities.

- Processing accounting entries, monitoring and analysing expenses of the 6 entities (using the CNRS financial information system GESLAB).

- Updating laboratory management tools from CNRS (RESEDA, DIALOG).

- Monitoring the budget forecast for the projects of the 4 IRLs.

- Managing the financial items of large-scale research projects, particularly European, International, and French projects (ANR, FUI, etc.) of the 4 IRLs.

- Developing and managing audit requests related to these research projects.

· In the context of monitoring and managing operating credits (available to the 6 entities), the Administrative manager will, under the authority of the IRL director or the relevant office director, carry out the following tasks in the GESLAB finance tool:

- Creating purchase orders and documenting the proof of execution.

- Receiving invoices from suppliers and forwarding them to CNRS HQ for payment.

- Corporate credit cards: establishing and entering purchase orders for expenses justified by the directors of the 6 entities.

- Issuing and monitoring reimbursement to personnel based on supporting documents.

- Creating and monitoring the fixed assets.

- Creating mission orders, submitting duly completed expense statements accompanied by supporting documents provided by the mission participants for settlement to CNRS HQ.

- Monitoring the budget.

- Participating in the completion of year-end closing operations in coordination with CNRS HQ

· The Administrative manager will establish and maintain a manual of procedures applicable to each of the 6 entities (Representative Offices and IRLs), aimed at standardizing administrative and financial tasks and facilitating service continuity in case of absence or leave.

The CNRS (National Center for Scientific Research) is the largest research organization in France, with its primary mission being to conduct fundamental research across all scientific fields. Established in 1939, it is under the auspices of the French Ministry of National Education, Higher Education, and Research. The CNRS employs over 30,000 researchers, engineers, and technicians distributed across laboratories throughout the country. It covers a wide range of disciplines, from natural sciences to humanities and social sciences. The CNRS also engages in numerous international research projects and collaborates with academic institutions and research organizations worldwide, and particularly in Singapore. Its aim is to produce cutting-edge knowledge and promote scientific excellence at both national and international levels.

Requirements:

– Bachelor's or Master's graduate

– Fluent in written and spoken French

– Salary range: SGD5,000 - 7,000 (depending on suitability and experience)

– Workplace Address: CREATE Tower (NUS Campus), 1 Create Way #08-01 Singapore 138602

• Must have a diploma or bachelor degree with more than 5 years of experience.
• Must have knowledge in ms office and other basic computer skills.
• Willing to work on weekends and public holidays.
• Need to prepare the invoice nd project proposals for the new projects.
• Will be liasing wth the clients and coordinate with the authorities for the necessary paper work.
• Will ne scheduling the daily work process and will be incharge for the deployment of the team.
• Assist project manager to liaise with main con site personnel to solve problem on site for ongoing projects.
• Attend site meeting on behalf of the project manager when necessary
• Lead a team of installers on site to ensure the timely handover and the safety protocols
• Conduct training on the fabrication and installation works for the new workers
• Attend site survey for the new projects