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Posted on June 5th, 2024 by

Stonehouse

£31, per annum

Type of Job: Permanent

Role – Stores Person

Location – Stonehouse

Salary - £31,500 

Shift - Early: 06:00-14:00 Mon-Thu & 06:00-13:00 Fri / Late: 14:00-22:30 Mon-Thu & 13:00-18:00 Fri

This is an excellent opportunity for a Stores Person to join an established engineering company in Stonehouse. This market leading engineering business, operating in a wide range of industries including aerospace and defence.

The primary responsibility of this role is to manage works order movement. The successful candidate should have good communication skills, problem-solving skills, and team working skills. They should be able to work as part of a team to share ideas and support continuous improvement activities.

Main responsibilities:

Manual handling function ensuring product is transferred and monitor between machining cells by designated route to a consistent pace To deliver items to required members of staff or departments Ensuring that all activities are fully compliant with current health, safety, and environmental legislation. Maintain a clean and tidy workplace following 5S principles Interacting with material controllers and production staff on daily priorities and issues Ensure all stock movements are accurately recorded Interact with material controllers and production staff on daily priorities and issues. Ensure all stock movements are accurately recorded Packing of parts to prevent corrosion and damage

Qualifications, experience and skills:

Recent experience in warehousing or similar will be an advantage. Good communication skills  Problem solving skills  Team working skills

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