Job Description:
An Operations Executive in a retail branding and event management company plays a hands-on, coordination-heavy role. It’s less about “rules” in a strict sense and more about responsibilities, discipline, and execution standards. Here’s a clear breakdown of what the role typically involves:
Core Responsibilities1. Project Coordination & Execution
- Manage end-to-end execution of branding projects (store branding, kiosks, displays, etc.) and events.
- Coordinate with internal teams (design, production, logistics) and external vendors.
- Ensure timelines are met without compromising quality.
2. Vendor Management
- Identify, onboard, and maintain relationships with vendors (fabricators, printers, installers, event staff).
- Negotiate costs and ensure work is delivered as per agreed standards.
- Track vendor performance and reliability.
3. Client Handling
- Act as a bridge between the client and internal teams.
- Understand client requirements clearly and translate them into actionable plans.
- Provide updates, manage expectations, and handle feedback or complaints.
4. Logistics & On-ground Execution
- Arrange transportation, materials, manpower, and site permissions.
- Supervise installations, branding setups, and event execution on-site.
- Be ready to troubleshoot last-minute issues (which are very common).
5. Budget & Cost Control
- Prepare cost estimates and ensure projects stay within budget.
- Monitor expenses and reduce wastage or unnecessary spending.
6. Quality Control
- Ensure all branding materials (flex, vinyl, LED setups, etc.) meet quality standards.
- Double-check measurements, placements, and final output before delivery.
7. Documentation & Reporting
- Maintain project reports, vendor bills, invoices, and approvals.
- Share daily/weekly updates with management.
- Keep records for future reference and audits.
Key “Rules” or Work Principles1. Deadline Discipline
In this industry, delays can ruin campaigns or events. Missing timelines is usually not acceptable.
2. Attention to Detail
Small errors (wrong logo size, color mismatch, wrong placement) can damage brand image.
3. Proactive Communication
Never wait for problems to escalate—inform clients and seniors early.
4. Flexibility & Availability
Events and installations may require:
- Late nights
- Weekend work
- Travel
5. Problem-Solving Mindset
Things often go wrong (vendor delays, weather issues, last-minute client changes). You’re expected to fix them quickly.
6. Cost Awareness
Avoid overspending. Always look for efficient solutions.
7. Team Collaboration
Work closely with creative, sales, and production teams without friction.
Daily Tasks (Typical)
- Follow up with vendors and internal teams
- Track ongoing projects and deadlines
- Visit sites or supervise installations
- Handle client calls/emails
- Prepare reports and cost sheets
Skills Required
- Strong coordination and multitasking
- Communication and negotiation
- Basic knowledge of branding materials and event setup
- Time management
- Ability to work under pressure
Reality of the Role (Important)
This is not a desk job. It’s:
- Fast-paced
- Sometimes chaotic
- Physically and mentally demanding
But it also builds strong real-world skills in operations, management, and client handling.
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Job Types: Full-time, Freelance, Permanent, Contractual / Temporary
Pay: From ₹20,000.00 per month
Benefits:
- Cell phone reimbursement
- Life insurance
Work Location: In person
