Purbeck Electronics Limited
Goods In/ Stores Person

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Company Description
Purbeck Electronics Limited is a UK-based PCB assembly specialist providing flexible, reliable, and cost-effective manufacturing services to customers across diverse industries. The company supports projects from prototype through to full production, offering surface mount and through-hole assembly with quick turnaround times. Its services include advanced inspection and quality assurance using AOI, X-Ray, and IPC-compliant processes, as well as conformal coating and testing to ensure durability and performance. Purbeck Electronics also delivers robust document and BOM management to reduce errors, save costs, and streamline production. With a strong focus on personal service, attention to detail, and adaptability, the company works with both startups and established OEMs as a dependable manufacturing partner.
Role Description
The Goods In/Stores Person role is a full-time, on-site position based at Purbeck Electronics Limited in Dorchester. The role involves:
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- Receiving and checking incoming goods against delivery notes
- Inspecting materials for damage or discrepancies
- Accurately recording stock movements in the inventory system
- Labeling, storing, and organizing components and materials in designated locations, ensuring that stock is easily accessible for production teams
- Preparing and issuing kits and parts to the shop floor
- Supporting stock counts and audits
- Maintaining a clean and safe stores environment
- Liaising with colleagues and suppliers to resolve delivery or stock issues
- Supporting continuous improvement initiatives in stores processes
- Assisting with basic training or guidance for new team members


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Qualifications
- Strong Communication and Customer Service skills to interact effectively with colleagues, couriers, and suppliers.
- Organization Skills and experience handling inventory or stock control in a warehouse, stores, or similar environment.
- Retail Sales or transactional handling experience, with accurate recording of goods, orders, or stock movements.
- Training or mentoring capability to support onboarding and share best practices within the stores area.
- Attention to detail and accuracy when checking deliveries, labelling stock, and updating inventory systems.
- A decent level of IT skills, including use of email and inventory or MRP software; willingness to learn company-specific systems.
- Ability to lift and move goods safely, follow health and safety procedures, and maintain a tidy, compliant stores environment.
- Previous experience in electronics manufacturing, logistics, or warehouse operations is beneficial but not essential.
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