Storeman

In brief

Overview This is an explanation of the Storeman role at Sea Harvest Corporation. The role encompasses the management of goods receipt and goods transfer transactions, providing support to all departments, and handling the receiving and distribution of procured goods. What you will do * Manage optimal stock levels. * Provide a support service to production departments. * Assist with stock counts. * Be responsible for transfer and receipt transactions of stock. * Conduct work in-line with policies and procedures and comply with Safety, Environment and Food Safety standards. * Monitor and manage the Receiving and Issuing process. * Monitor and manage Housekeeping. * Provide office administrative support and service level of Procurement. Requirements (from the original advert) * Grade 12 * Storekeeping/Warehousing qualification will be advantageous * At least 3 years’ experience in storekeeping/warehousing * NAV exposure would be advantageous * Forklift license advantageous Who should apply Candidates for this position are expected to demonstrate strong planning, administrative, and attention-to-detail skills. A strong customer service orientation is required, alongside effective verbal and written communication skills. Computer literacy, specifically with MS Office and proficiency in MS Excel, is also necessary. The role also requires an individual capable of operating in line with company policies and procedures, ensuring compliance with Safety, Environment, and Food Safety standards. Deadline Not specified Reference Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/storeman-sea-harvest-corporation-pty-ltd-2 Source: myjobmag

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At a glance

• At least 3 years of experience.

• Microsoft Excel
• Microsoft Office
• Customer service
• Forklift operation

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