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Stores Person

Burton upon Trent
4 weeks ago
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We are currently looking for a Stores Person for one of our clients in the Burton on Trent area.
Based in their purpose built premises, the client is a market-leading manufacturer of specialist equipment to a range of industry sectors including heavy engineering and aerospace. Due to the specialist nature of the products the work is both interesting and varied
Working alongside the client’s own staff the role will include working in the Stores and carrying out a range of stores related duties. The main task will include:-
• Goods inwards
• Unloading goods using forklift (training can be provided)
• Reporting rejects/shortages
• Packing & goods outwards
• Loading goods using forklift
• Stock control (using computer ERP system – training will be provided)
• Picking stock – from jobs awaiting allocation report
• Kitting jobs out • Re-order (on an IPR) consumables/PPE
• Housekeeping in the stores
• Liaising with purchasing & production staff
The work will be on a day shift basis, Monday to Friday with overtime available.
Applicants must have a proven track record of working in a similar stores type role, preferably in a manufacturing or engineering stores environment. A Counterbalance Forklift Truck licence is desirable but not essential and candidates must be computer literate and have used a computerised stock control system
This is an excellent opportunity to join a friendly well-established company with excellent future prospects for the right candidates.
Global Recruitment Services Ltd are a Recruitment Business based in the Midlands.
For more information and to apply please email your CV to us

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