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URGENTLY REQUIRED PT. COAL & OIL INDONESIA





URGENTLY REQUIRED

PT. COAL & OIL INDONESIA

We are planning to increase our share of the International Coal Market and

are looking to make further inroads into Indonesia. If you see yourself

being a part of the exiting future, there is room for you at C & O:

Head-Mining (MINING/09)

BE-Mining with 18 to 20 years experience in medium / large sized coal mining acquisitions and operations. Knowledge of coal mine sourcing, acquisition, evaluation, cost estimation, liaisoning with government and local authorities is a must. Should be proficient in mine planning & design, project implementation and mining regulations. Must have experience in preparation of budgetary and commercial offers / tenders and technical proposals for national and international coal mines.

GM / Sr. Manager / Executive 0 Coal Procurements (PROC/09)

Graduates, MBA preferred, with 4 to 15 years experience in procurement of all types of coal from Indonesia. Must be well established in the coal industry and having excellent relationship with miners and large trading houses. Must possess strong skills in evaluation and selection of key coal suppliers.

Sr. Executive – Logistics (LOGISTICS/09)

Graduate, with 6 to 7 years experience and knowledge of marine and inland logistics, preferably in the Coal Industry. Must have good networking and communication skills.

GM / Managaer – Finance (FINANCE/09)

Chartered Accountants with 8 to 15 years experience in finance. Portfolio involves raising finance from banks, managing revenue collections, debt services, risk and credit management. Exposure to coal trading, mining activities and related financing akills would be an added advantage

Sr. Manager / Manager / Executive – Quality Assurance & Control (QAQC/09)

Chemical Engineers / Masters Degree in Chemistry with 4 to 15 years experience in Quality Control in the Coal Industry. Must have the ability to prepare quality control programs and procedures according to International standards. Professional certification and proven experience in Coal Trading activity will be preferred

Sr. Manager / Manager / Executive – Human Resources (HR/09)

MBA – HR, with 4 to 12 years experience in recruitment, staffing, employee orientation, training and development, performance management and employee welfare

Email your resume to:

hr.jakarta@coalandoil.com

Menara prima, 16th Floor Unit A,J

Jl. Lingkar Mega Kuningan Blok 6.2

Jakarta 12950

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