Warehouse and Distribution Manager: Western Cape

In brief

**Overview** This is a role for a Warehouse and Distribution Manager based in the Western Cape. The position is advertised by Abantu Staffing Solutions, a recruitment agency. **What you will do** * Manage daily warehouse operations, including receiving, storage, packing, and dispatch. * Oversee stock control, stocktakes, reconciliations, and variance investigations. * Coordinate distribution planning, export packing, and third-party logistics. * Ensure compliance with SHE (Safety, Health, and Environment), quality, security, and operational procedures. * Lead, develop, and supervise warehouse staff. * Monitor budgets, control costs, and drive operational efficiencies. **Requirements (from the original advert)** * Diploma in Warehouse Management/Distribution/Logistics (NQF 6) * Bachelor’s Degree in Warehouse Management/Distribution/Logistics (NQF 7) will be advantageous * 5 years’ experience in warehouse or distribution/logistics in a manufacturing environment, of which up to 3 years should be at a supervisory level * Computer literacy (MS Office Suite and other relevant discipline-specific software programs) * Action-oriented * Problem-solving and analytical skills * Planning and organizing * Supervisory skills * Customer-focused **Who should apply** The ideal candidate should possess strong supervisory capabilities, be action-oriented, and demonstrate excellent problem-solving, analytical, planning, and organizing skills, with a customer-focused approach. **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://www.jobmail.co.za/jobs/logistics/logistics-sales/western-cape/warehouse-and-distribution-manager-western-cape-id-7606606 Source: jobmail

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