Senior Manager of Operation Vacancy at PT Asia Bandar Alam

A well-known Skin & Body Care Retail Brand from France is currently looking for a qualified professional to join its fast growing company as:

Senior Manager of Operation (SMO)
(Jakarta Raya)

Responsibilities:
Retail Chain Management: Provides commercial leadership and development to store management through effective communication, coaching and development.
KPI Maintenance: Promote, monitor and drive store KPI’s to achieve targets set
Business Development: Explore new business opportunities with comprehensive risk assessment and costing (i.e. new store space demographics, space, rental, new product range etc). Assure all business development activities are performed in a timely and professional manner.
Business Strategic: Develop business strategies for the company’s growth and implementing marketing activities to increase brand awareness and market share.
Dept Reporting: Analyze market trend of competitors and suggest areas of improvement. Provides business planning in budgeting, forecasting and identify opportunities and provide feedback to the management.
Customer Service Measurement: Analyze and review customer service standards and measurements, and provide information and recommendation to Store Managers

Requirements:
Min. Bachelor degree from any reputable university (Overseas graduate is an advantage)
Min. 6 years of Retail Management experience at managerial level
High level of business ethics and integrity
Demonstrate sharp business acumen and good product variety management experience
Possess strong team spirit and excellent communication at all levels
Strong analytical and negotiation skills
Good presentation skills and leadership qualities
Self-motivated with high degree of initiative
Excellent verbal and written communication in English
Have strong passion in Retail Cosmetic

Send your application letter, CV & photo to “Recruitment Department”

Recruitment Department
PO BOX 5175 JKTF, JKT 11051 or
hrd@aba-id.com

Yamaha V-Star 250 (2010)

Technical Specifications
2010 Yamaha V-Star 250

Engine
Engine type
Bore x Stroke
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Max Torque
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Clutch
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Lubrication
Exhaust system
Spark plug
Battery
Gear ratios

Air cooled, 60° v-twin cylinder, four-stroke, SOHC
49.0 x 66.0mm
249cc
2 valves per cylinder
10.0:1

2.1 kg-m (15.2 ft-lb) @ 6,000 rpm
Mikuni® 26mm
5-speed
Chain
Wet multiplate
Transistor Controlled Ignition
Electric starter




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2,190 mm (86.2 inches)
710 mm (28 inches)
1,060 mm (41.7 inches)
1,490 mm (58.7 inches)
685 mm (27 inches)

147.0 kg
9.5 litres (2.1 gallons)
Metallic Black
33mm telescopic fork
Dual shocks; adjustable preload, 3.9-in travel
3.00-R18
130/90-R15
Single hydraulic disc 282mm with twin piston caliper
Drum

Image: http://www.tmwallpaper.com/yamaha-v-star-250-2010-2.html

Customer Service Officer Vacancy at Regency Specialist Hospital Sdn. Bhd.

Regency Specialist Hospital is a 218-bed private healthcare facility strategically located in Bandar Seri Alam, Masai, a township 18km from Johor Bahru city centre along the Pasir Gudang Growth Corridor. It is easily accessible by land, air and sea. The Hospital offers tertiary care which comprises of a comprehensive range of quality medical and surgical services. Regency Specialist Hospital is positioned to provide premier healthcare services to the population in the region which includes Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore.

If you are a team player with the PASSION, TALENT AND CONVICTION we welcome you to join us!.

Responsibilities:
Performs job functions adhering to service principles with customer service focus of innovation, service excellence and teamwork to provide the highest quality care and service to our patients, families, co-workers and others.

Requirements:
Minimum SPM or Diploma holder.
At least 2 year working experience in customer service.
Ability to converse in Bahasa Indonesia, Mandarin and local dialects would be an added advantage.

Accountant (Shanghai based)

Working location is to be stationed in Shanghai.

Only shortlisted candidates will be notified and interview (in Singapore) is mandatory. Candidate is required to be able to commence work immediately if selected.

Min Degree in Accountancy/ ACCA with 3-4 years working experience in Manufacturing industry.
CPA certified.
Alert and good with figures (handle foreign currency).
Hard working with a positive attitude.
Male working environment
Must have knowledge of costing.
Accomodation and 3 meals (per day) provided.
Return air tickets given 4 times a year plus 10 days paid leave.
Insurance & Medical coverage.
Written & spoken - English & Chinese.
Tax will be incurred by the Company.
Assist the Financial Director to oversee the Accounting and office admin function of the company.

Kindly forward resume in Words format with latest photo to may@singtact.com

Yamaha Vino Classic 50 (2010)

Technical Specifications
2010  Yamaha Vino Classic 50
Engine
Engine type
Bore x Stroke
Displacement
Valves
Compression ratio
Max Power
Max Torque
Fuel system
Transmission
Final drive
Clutch
Ignition type
Starting system
Lubrication
Exhaust system
Spark plug
Battery
Gear ratios

Liquid cooled, single cylinder, four-stroke, SOHC

49cc
3 valves per cylinder
12.0:1

0.47 kg-m (3.4 ft-lb) @ 6000 rpm
Keihin NCV18
Fully automatic
V-belt / Spur gear

CDI
Electric starter




Dimensions
Frame type
Rake/trail
Overall length
Overall width
Overall height
Wheelbase
Seat height
Ground clearance
Weight
Fuel capacity
Color
Suspension (front)
Suspension (rear)
Tyre (front)
Tyre (rear)
Brake (front)
Brake (rear)



1,665 mm (65.6 inches)
630 mm (24.8 inches)
1,005 mm (39.6 inches)
1,160 mm (45.7 inches)
715 mm (28.1 inches)
3.7 inches
81 kg
4.5 litres
Metallic Red, Metallic Yellowish Gray
26mm telescopic fork
Single shock unit swingarm
90/90-R10
90/90-R10
Drum
Drum

Image: http://motorscooterguide.net/Yamaha/Vino50/Vino50.html

Stoner Clinches Incident-Filled French Race With Fierce Fightback

Le Mans, France. Casey Stoner won the French MotoGP on Sunday in a fourth leg of the season that proved costly for his Honda teammate, Dani Pedrosa, and Honda privateer team rider Marco Simoncelli.

Pedrosa had produced a flying start off the second row on the grid watched by a record 88,000-crowd to grab the lead from pole-sitter Stoner.

But Stoner wasted no time in reclaiming the advantage, with world champion Jorge Lorenzo on his Yamaha tracking them. Honda Gresini rider Simoncelli then made a forward move, surging past Lorenzo to third.

By the midway point, Stoner, winner of the season opener in Qatar, had pulled over two seconds clear of Pedrosa, the Spaniard who had shrugged off shoulder surgery to win in Estoril early this month.

Pedrosa’s race then ended spectacularly with 11 laps remaining after a high-speed crash as he dueled with Simoncelli, who had nipped past him only for Pedrosa’s front wheel to then clip the Italian’s bike. Pedrosa reportedly broke his right collarbone.

Simoncelli did not escape from the spat scot-free as he incurred a ride-through penalty for what race stewards considered an illegal maneuver on Pedrosa, resulting in him dropping down from second to sixth.

Valentino Rossi has had a quiet start to the season but the Ducati star was the main beneficiary of Simoncelli’s punishment, with the multiple former champion inheriting second place.

Rossi eventually came in third for his first podium under a new team, with Italian Andrea Dovizioso chasing Stoner across the line, 14 seconds adrift, in third. Stoner moved up to second place in the overall standings on 66 points, a dozen points behind Lorenzo, with Pedrosa in third with 61.

French hopes of glory in the home grand prix were carried by Ducati’s Randy de Puniet, who started from 11th but only made it as far as the second lap before crashing into the safety gravel.

Britain’s MotoGP rookie, Cal Crutchow, who had qualified in sixth, also bowed out prematurely after a spill on his Yamaha. (Agence France-Presse)

Source: http://www.thejakartaglobe.com

Vettel Tops Spanish GP For 4th Win of Season

Barcelona - Formula One leader Sebastian Vettel held off closest championship contender Lewis Hamilton for his fourth victory of the season at the Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday.

The Red Bull driver took the lead for good after the second round of pit stops to edge Hamilton by 0.6 seconds and widen his advantage atop the standings to 41 points over his McLaren rival.

Vettel’s fourth win in five races this season was the first in 11 GPs at the Catalunya Circuit from a driver not starting on pole — and only the fifth non-pole winner in 21 races at Barcelona.

Vettel lost use of his KERS speed boost and Hamilton snuggled in right behind him, but the German driver clung to his slim lead over the last dozen laps.

“A lot of people said today wouldn’t be a race — that’s why I’m even more happy we made it,” Vettel said. “The last 10 laps I felt tires going away and I was praying. On top of that sometimes KERS on, sometimes KERS off. It wasn’t an easy race. But it was a great result and confirmation we are very strong.”

Red Bull teammate Mark Webber surrendered pole position to finish fourth behind Jenson Button of McLaren, while Fernando Alonso of Ferrari led for the first 18 laps before settling for fifth in the hot conditions.

Vettel’s first Spanish win increased his overall total to 118 points after five races with Hamilton remaining the closest challenger with 77 points, and Webber third on 67 points. Alonso remained fifth in the standings with 51 points — 10 behind fourth-place Button — despite a gutsy start in front of his home crowd.

Alonso steamed up the inside past the top three to lead into the first corner, with Webber’s concern over the Spaniard allowing Vettel to go around his teammate from the outside to stay second.

Alonso held his lead for 18 laps until the second round of stops when the Ferrari driver re-emerged behind Vettel and Hamilton and ahead of Webber, who engaged Alonso in a number of overtaking swaps but couldn’t get ahead until after the final round of stops.

“Fernando was holding the two Red Bulls up so I was able to keep with them,” said Hamilton, the only other race winner this season. “We can’t be disappointed with today.”

Button stayed out as the leaders went in for a third tire change and the McLaren driver’s better grip allowed him to get past Webber and Alonso into third by the halfway point. Button, the 2009 winner here, built enough of an advantage and was the only car among the top-5 not to go on a three-stop strategy.

“My first lap was a disaster,” said Button, who dropped from fifth to 11th out of the start. “But I was able to pick them off with a fantastic strategy.”

Button and Webber finished within 50 seconds of Vettel, while Alonso and the rest of the field were lapped by the top-two. (Paul Logothetis)

Source: http://www.thejakartaglobe.com

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