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THE MAHI ENTERPRISES CO LTD
OUR MISSION
To continually provide a professional, comprehensive and outstanding service to all our clients and candidates.
WHAT IS MAHI ENTERPRISES???
What Is Manufacturing?
Manufacturing is the process of turning raw materials and components into tangible products using machinery, usually in volume. Manufacturing makes it possible for an inventor’s brainchild to complete the journey to becoming a consumer’s favorite gadget. An optimized manufacturing process can mean the difference between success and failure for any product.
What is a manufacturing business?
A manufacturing business is any company that uses raw materials or components to create finished goods. Manufacturing businesses make most of the products we use, including electronic devices, furniture, medical equipment and aircraft. Those products can be distributed either directly to customers or through intermediaries, such as retail stores. Some manufacturers make components that are incorporated into other companies’ products.
Manufacturing vs. wholesaling: Wholesalers serve as intermediaries between manufacturers and retailers. They buy products in bulk from manufacturers, then store and resell them to retailers and other businesses in smaller quantities at a higher per-unit price.
- Key differences: While manufacturers design and build products, wholesalers focus on distributing those products. Using wholesalers to handle distribution allows manufacturers to reach customers with less investment and enables them to direct their energies into design and manufacture. Wholesalers may also add value by helping to market and support products.
Manufacturing vs. production. The terms manufacturing and production are often used interchangeably. However, manufacturing is just one type of production. While manufacturing refers to the process of making products from raw materials with machinery, production is a broader term that can be applied to the creation of many different products and services using manual as well as automated processes.
- Key differences: While manufacturing results in physical, tangible products, the term production can apply to less-tangible outputs as well. These include the outputs of service businesses, such as stock market analysts, house cleaners, dentists and authors.
Key Takeaways
- Manufacturing is the process of assembling raw materials into products using machinery, typically on a large scale.
- Manufacturing generates more than 11% of total U.S. economic output — and manufactured products account for the bulk of worldwide trade in goods.
- Three key types of manufacturing are make to stock (MTS), make to order (MTO) and make to assemble (MTA).
- Manufacturing systems are tailored to different product volumes and customer requirements, from systems for custom small-batch products to fully automated, high-volume factories.
- Technologies poised to transform manufacturing include the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence, blockchain and robotics.
Manufacturing Explained
Manufacturing aims to create as many products as the market will purchase at the lowest cost. This is only possible through the use of machines and automation.
Manufacturing can be classified into two broad categories: discrete and process manufacturing. Discrete manufacturing converts raw materials and components into items ranging from cars to cell phones and clothing. Process manufacturing, in contrast, combines ingredients according to formulas or recipes to generate bulk quantities of goods, such as beverages, chemicals and pharmaceuticals.
Manufacturing involves multiple steps to turn raw materials into finished products, including product planning and design, prototyping, commercial production, inspection and delivery. Manufacturers often use assembly lines to produce goods faster with lower labor costs and skill requirements. With this approach, products are manufactured in stages as they move along successive workstations along an assembly line.
Why Is Manufacturing Important?
Manufacturing remains an extremely important part of the economy in the U.S. and worldwide. Manufacturers account for more than 11% of total U.S. economic output, employing 12.8 million people and producing output of $2.3 trillion in 2018, according to the National Association of Manufacturers. Most of those companies are small: Of the nearly 250,000 firms in the U.S. manufacturing sector, three-quarters have fewer than 20 employees.
Manufactured goods also account for the bulk of global trade. They comprised 71% of total merchandise exports in 2020(opens in new tab), with a total value of $12.1 trillion, based on World Trade Organization analysis. Worldwide, manufacturing is key to increased productivity and economic growth(opens in new tab), according to the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), which says there’s a strong relationship between economic growth driven by manufacturing and lower levels of national poverty.
OUR VISION
Through our passionate, dedicated and committed team, we aim to be the best recruitment company in the United Arab Emirates, always remembering that our clients are number one.
culture. We will continually build, maintain and nurture solid business relationships, through regular personal contact and effective communication.
We partner with our clients throughout the UAE, to deliver customized, value-based services and solutions by understanding and listening to exactly what is needed to adequately fill a role.
Our team is committed to working hard to produce the desired results. By the same token we believe in having fun and enjoying our work. We also pride ourselves in reaching out to the community at large.
COMPANY VALUES
To give the best service and exercise the utmost care in all that we do we are only in business because of our clients, candidates and team members.
PROFESSIONALISM
We uphold, integrity, dependability, responsibility, accountability, reliability and take pride in our appearance.
OUR VALUE TEAM:
We are supportive, respectful, effective, accurate, proactive, and passionate and fun loving
COMMUNITY AND ENVIRONMENT:
We give, contribute, protect and help whenever possible.
PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT:
We are innovative, flexible and constantly strive to better ourselves as a team.
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Office Manager
An Office Manager is responsible for the overall operation and organization of an office, ensuring it functions smoothly and efficiently. They manage various aspects of the office, including supplies, facilities, staff, and administrative tasks. Additionally, they often play a role in HR, finances, and customer relations.
Sales Representative
A sales representative's primary responsibility is to increase sales by building and maintaining relationships with customers, both new and existing. This involves identifying potential customers, engaging with them to understand their needs, presenting solutions, negotiating deals, and ensuring customer satisfaction.
Data Entry Operator
Data Entry Operator
Data entry involves accurately inputting, maintaining, and organizing data within a company's database systems. This typically includes tasks like verifying data, correcting errors, creating spreadsheets, and generating reports
Receptionist
Administrative Assistant
Data Entry Operator
A receptionist's duties revolve around managing the front desk, greeting visitors, answering phone calls, and providing administrative support. They ensure smooth operations, maintain a welcoming environment, and handle various clerical tasks.
Administrative Assistant
Administrative Assistant
Administrative Assistant
An administrative assistant provides vital office support, managing daily operations, communication, and organizational tasks. Their duties include handling phone calls, managing calendars and schedules, preparing documents, and coordinating travel and meetings.
Customer Service
Administrative Assistant
Administrative Assistant
Customer service representatives help customers with complaints and questions, give customers information about products and services, take orders, and process returns. By helping customers understand the product and answering questions about their reservations, they are sometimes seen as having a role in sales.