DM/MGR- Road Safety

JOB DESCRIPTION

1. Division / Department-

CSR / RD-SFTY (Institute of Driving Training & Research)

2. Job Title- Head IDTR

3. Level in the organization- DM/MGR

4. Educational Qualification- Graduate Engineer / B Tech /MBA

5. Work Experience

a. Years of experience desired- 4-9 yrs.

b. Nature of work experience-Business development, Operations management, Leading small units

c. Any industry preference-Preferably from automobile industry

Institute of Driving & Traffic Research (IDTR) is

Public Private Partnership

(PPP) model between State Governments and Maruti Suzuki India Ltd.

Objective of IDTR is to

promote road safety & safe driving

through quality training and carry out road safety research activities.

IDTRs have scientifically designed test tracks, driving simulators and a well-defined curriculum to conduct learner, refresher, and evaluation courses for both new & experienced drivers

Currently MSIL is managing 8 nos IDTRs across India. MSIL role is to manage the operations in a self-sustainable mode with compliance & controls for which one person represents IDTR as unit head at respective location.

His job comprises of running IDTR financially sustainable model, liaison with Transport Dept. of respective state and managing controls & compliance.

Looking for dynamic, self-motivated person, below is job profile of Unit head:

6. Key responsibilities

Business development

: To understand business acumen, expand business operations resulting in revenue generations. Managing of operations of the driving institute.

Relationship management

with all stake holders especially Govt. agencies and , industry associations and increasing driving training and related activities.

3.

Vendor Management & Vendor Development

: Identification / Monitoring of vendors for day-to-day activities as well as special projects

Team Management:
HR related operations and compliances.

5. Financial Planning & Controls

Knowledge of financials controls and compliances, P&L review, Financial planning and sustainability of operations. Ensure all requisite legal and statutory compliances

6. Review and Monitoring of Training Content

7.

Competencies:
Functional

Managerial

Business administrator having confidence to run a project.

Knowledge of Financial controls & compliances.

Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

Command over communication & presentation skills, writing to Govt.

Should be able to lead the team.

8. Any other specific job requirement

Willing to handle jobs himself

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