The financial and administrative consultant of the Zarmehr Marlik factory announced extensive redesign and reorganization in the three areas of contracts, insurance, and real estate of the company. The aim of these measures is to increase productivity, reduce risk, and improve the company’s management system.
According to the public relations report of Zarmehr Marlik Company, Amir Bakhshizadeh, financial and administrative consultant of this complex, referring to recent structural developments, stated: Contract matters are tracked electronically and in a modern manner. Also, by creating an independent contracts unit, all company agreements are regulated based on legal, tax, and insurance regulations to prevent potential problems in the future.
He added: Currently, contracts are regulated based on financial and transaction regulations, taking into account public and private conditions. We are also designing a contract management dashboard so that decision-making managers can use analytical and comparative reports for strategic decision-making. Our goal is to integrate, increase transparency, and reduce errors in contractual processes.
Bakhshizadeh went on to mention the reforms carried out in the insurance sector: In the field of insurance, a comprehensive review of insurance contracts was conducted to identify the operational risks of various units and transfer them to insurance companies. The main philosophy of insurance is to transfer risk from the company to the insurer, and we have tried to fully implement this concept in the insurance structure of the group.
In another part of his speech, he addressed the situation of the company’s properties: The Real Estate Unit, which is a subsidiary of our department, is faced with a high volume of real estate assets related to projects and access routes to mines. For systematic archiving in the real estate sector, all purchased properties are being recorded and organized in comprehensive GIS-based real estate software to accurately identify the location, documentation, and ownership status of each property.
According to Bakhshizadeh, a committee called the “Property Dispute Resolution Committee” has been formed at the factory, which is responsible for investigating and determining the disposition of properties and damages related to mining and industrial activities.
He emphasized: In cases where damage is caused to the property of natural or legal persons, such as the loss of trees or land adjacent to projects, specific contracts are drawn up and paid for compensation so that all processes are transparent, documented, and legal.
Financial and administrative consultant Zarmehr Marlik concluded by saying: Our three main areas of activity include contracts, insurance, and real estate. The ultimate goal is to create financial and managerial discipline, allowing the company to move toward data-driven decision-making, reduce risk, and increase efficiency.
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