Gressingham Foods
ENGINEERING STOCK CONTROLLER REDGRAVE

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Location: Redgrave Site
Department: Engineering
Reports To: Engineering Manager
About The Role
Working as a key part of a multi-skilled engineering team, the Engineering Stock Controller is responsible for maintaining, controlling, and optimizing material inventory levels within the Redgrave Engineering Stores. This role ensures the engineering department has continuous, efficient access to the critical parts, tools, and consumables required to minimize plant downtime while maintaining strict cost and data accuracy.
Key Responsibilities
- Inventory Systems Management: Maintain and populate the computerized stock control system to ensure 100% accuracy and accountability for all engineering materials.
- Stock Optimization: Monitor stock levels against minimum/maximum thresholds to ensure the engineering team is sufficiently equipped with critical parts and tools, proactively triggering reorders as needed.
- Warehouse & Logistics Organization: Design and maintain efficient storage media, clear layout systems, and precise location coding to optimize part retrieval times.
- Material Identification: Ensure all incoming and existing inventory is correctly identified, labeled, barcoded (if applicable), and accurately recorded in the inventory management system.
- Lifecycle & Obsolescence Management: Regularly audit inventory to identify obsolete or redundant materials, managing their sustainable and regulatory-compliant disposal.
- Goods Inwards & Quality Control: Process inbound deliveries promptly, verifying physical shipments against delivery notes, inspecting for damage, and managing supplier dispute resolutions for any discrepancies.
- PPE Management: Oversee the procurement, tracking, stock control, and compliant distribution of personal protective equipment (PPE) for the engineering team.
- Reporting & Auditing: Conduct regular cycle counts and stock-takes to produce comprehensive inventory valuation, variance, and health reports for management.
- Continuous Improvement & Cost Control: Actively identify opportunities for cost reduction, vendor consolidation, and engineering department process improvements.
- Health, Safety & Housekeeping: Maintain impeccable standard operating procedures (SOPs) and 5S housekeeping standards within the stores and workshop environments, prioritizing health and safety compliance at all times.
- Administrative Support: Assist the Engineering Manager with ad-hoc administrative, procurement, or operational tasks as required.
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- Team Player
- Customer Focus
- Attention To Detail
- Engineering environment experience preferred
- Stock control experience preferred
Benefits
- Reduced cost staff shop
- Opportunities to further train and develop further (career progression)
- Private counselling support services
- Auto enrolment Pension available
- Staff and family events
- Monthly Employee Draw
- Freebie Fridays
- Long Service Awards
Job Type
- AM Shift
Hours
- 45 hours per week (Monday to Friday) 9 hours per day
- Working hours 6.00am to 4.00pm (including 2 x 30 minute breaks, one paid and one unpaid)
- Additional Hours Req: During the company’s annual Xmas Campaign (Nov to Dec) you will be required to work Saturdays at your standard shift times of 6.00am to 4.00pm). All hours worked each week over the contracted 45 hours per week will be paid at overtime rate (x1.333)
Salary
- £12.75 per hour, paid weekly one week in arrears. All hours worked over 45 to be paid at overtime rate (x1.333)
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Please contact the HR department by email – hr@gressinghamfoods.co.uk to request an application form.
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