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Engineering Stores Coordinator (Interim)

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Engineering Stores Coordinator (Interim)
Bishops Stortford
Pay rate: Negotiable DOE
Contract: Interim - 4 months guaranteed, with strong potential to extend to 6
Hours: Monday to Friday, days, 39 hours per week (early finish on Fridays)
Start date: ASAP / early October
We're recruiting on behalf of a well-established food manufacturing business in Bishops Stortford for a Temporary Engineering Stores Coordinator to lead a stock organisation project within their engineering department.
This is an organisational role rather than a hands-on maintenance position, you won't be working on machinery. Instead, you'll take ownership of the engineering parts stock across three stores locations, setting up a clear, well-organised system from the ground up.
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What you'll be doing:
- Sorting and cataloguing engineering parts across three stores locations
- Identifying and accurately documenting stock
- Organising parts into the right locations and setting up a clear system for the future
- Building and labelling racking to properly house stock
- Owning an improvement project from start to finish
What we're looking for:
- A background in stock checking, stores, or inventory
- A methodical, organised approach
- Self-motivated and disciplined, happy working independently
This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys bringing structure and process to a busy engineering environment, and wants a project they can properly get their teeth into.


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