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Manufacturing Storekeeper

Glasgow
3 days ago
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Manufacturing Storekeeper

Our client is a UK-based launch vehicle provider committed to environmental sustainability and advancing space capabilities. With the goal of conducting the first-ever vertical orbital launch from the UK, they aim to fill a critical gap in the market by providing cost-effective, sustainable access to space.

They're currently looking to expand their team and are looking for an organised and resourceful Storekeeper to manage inventory systems. With thousands of components used across launch vehicles, there is a requirement for large, well-organised stores.

Key Responsibilities and Tasks

Key responsibilities and tasks include:

Responsible for managing the storeroom, including monitoring stock control

Off-loading and loading deliveries to and from the workshop/stores area

Organising stock and maintaining a systematic approach to storing and retrieving items to maximise space and accessibility

Maintaining accurate stock levels in line with the ERP system

Operating and upgrading current workshop storeroom systems to support growth

Picking and delivering line-side stock

Picking and packing outgoing deliveries

Creating essential tooling kits and documentation, confirming all items are accounted for daily

Ensuring warehouse policies and procedures are followed and reporting discrepancies to the Supply Chain Manager

Complying with 6S Lean standards to maintain high levels of safety and efficiency

Being part of a dynamic and fast-paced team contributing to the UK’s space launch capability

Essential Experience / Skills

Minimum of 3 years’ experience in an inventory, warehouse, or engineering role

Academic minimum of GCSEs (or equivalent)

Knowledge of standard workshop tools and their operation

Awareness of occupational safety hazards related to workshop operations

Effective communication skills with the ability to coordinate daily with other teams

Excellent administrative, organisational, and attention-to-detail skills

Experience prioritising tasks to improve efficiency

Ability to adapt to changing demands and positively challenge existing processes

Experienced Fork Lift Truck driver

Desirable Experience / Skills

Working knowledge of inventory management systems

Experience of PAT testing

Knowledge of effective material handling processes

Additional Requirements

Valid passport with the right to work in the UK

Full driving licence preferred

Willingness to work in a dynamic, teamwork-oriented environment

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