Materials Controller

Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd.
Guildford
1 month ago
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Materials Control Team Manager

Key Purpose of Job

Expedite controlled stock receipts, movements & despatch.

Key Tasks

Observe team level policies and procedures to ensure consistent and coherent team output, in line with SSTL approach.

Maintain a clean, neat & orderly work area. Assist in maintaining warehouse/stores security.

Support Goods-In receiving, ensuring any purchase order &/or physical delivery anomalies are resolved or highlighted.

Kitting & issuing materials against project activities.

Organises & pack items for despatch, liaise with stakeholders to understand and implement their requirements.

Support Mechanical Inspector when necessary.

Other activities as delegated by Team/Group Leader.

PERSON SPECIFICATION

Qualifications

No mandatory requirement.

Able to pass basic pre-employment screen (BPSS)

Experience

Stores experience, ideally in the electronics or aerospace industry.

Knowledge & Skills

Results orientated; strong drive to meet quality levels & deliver to schedule.

Good problem solver; able to work methodically, to tight deadlines within a pressurised environment.

Ability to interpret engineering drawings would be advantageous.

Good inter-personal skills; able to communicate at all levels across the business.

Pro-active and flexible with a can-do attitude and a willingness to learn.

Computer literate, with good MS Office skills, particularly Excel.

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