Stores Administrator

Speke
1 year ago
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Vacancy: Stores Administrator

Location: Speke

Salary: Competitive

Shifts: Monday to Thursday, 8am to 4:45pm. Friday 8am to 1pm

Are you tired of your current role? Are you after a new challenge? Do you want to work for a market leader that supports some of the largest blue-chip companies, that has continued growth?

If so, this could be the role for you!

Our client is one of the world's leading providers of Integrated Supply Solutions to manufacturing industries for the provision of MRO (indirect) products. Their portfolio consists of Procurement Services, Transactional Processing, Stores Management, and Inventory Optimisation enabled by industry-leading digital platforms. They deliver world-class results to world-class companies in industries such as Pharmaceuticals, Foods, Beverage, Automotive, and Aerospace.

About the Role:

Working under the direction of the Engineering Compliance Manager (or nominated deputy) the Engineering Stores Clerk will be responsible for completing and documenting categorisation assessments on high-criticality spare parts as part of a wider improvement project. The individual will be required to work on their own initiative to gather the supplementary information required to accurately complete these assessments, from within the Engineering department and from external functions. In addition to completing other related tasks as required. Excellent record-keeping and organisational skills are essential, while experience in a regulated environment is highly preferred.

Key Responsibilities:

To evaluate individual materials against the high criticality spare parts assessment to determine their classification and then document the outcome.
To proactively liaise with the relevant Manufacturing departments and Engineers to gather any additional information required to complete high-criticality spare parts assessments accurately.
To segregate materials previously highlighted as being of high criticality on delivery and ensure they are stored in a secure location until quality control checks can be completed.
Complete certificate of assurance checks on segregated materials in a timely manner and ensure the procedure for storing this documentation is adhered to.
Escalate any non-conformance to the Engineering Compliance Manager (or nominated deputy) quickly and precisely.
Once quality control checks are completed satisfactorily, transfer materials into the main stores location and adjust stock locations accordingly.
To maintain a high level of housekeeping in line with Company standardsKey Skills:

STEM Qualification - Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics
Working in a small established team.
Working in a Fast-paced environment with responsive action being applied efficiently and effectively to meet the needs of the Client.
Strong problem-solving skills.
Strong attention to detail with a high level of accuracy.If this sounds like the role for you, please apply today!

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