Store/Dispatch Assistant
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Company Description
A is a growing organization focused on efficient store operations and reliable dispatch services. The company values accuracy, punctuality, and strong teamwork to ensure that inventory is managed correctly and orders are fulfilled on time. A maintains a structured work environment where safety, clear communication, and accountability are prioritized. Team members are encouraged to contribute ideas for improving processes and enhancing overall service quality. The company offers opportunities to develop practical skills in logistics, warehousing, and customer service.
Role Description
The Store/Dispatch Assistant is a full-time, on-site role based in Birmingham. In this position, the assistant supports daily store operations by receiving, checking, and organizing incoming stock, ensuring accurate labeling and storage. The role includes preparing, packing, and dispatching orders, coordinating with drivers or courier services, and updating records in inventory or dispatch systems. The assistant helps maintain a clean, safe, and orderly work area, conducts regular stock checks, and reports discrepancies or damages. Daily tasks also involve responding to internal requests, communicating with colleagues about stock availability and delivery schedules, and following company procedures to meet service and safety standards.
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- Experience in store, warehouse, or dispatch operations, including inventory handling and order preparation.
- Basic computer skills and familiarity with inventory or dispatch software, spreadsheets, and data entry.
- Strong organizational and time-management abilities, with attention to detail and accuracy in record-keeping.
- Effective communication and teamwork skills, with the ability to follow instructions and coordinate with multiple departments.
- Ability to lift and move stock safely, adhere to health and safety guidelines, and maintain a tidy work environment.
- Prior experience in logistics, retail, or distribution is beneficial.
- Reliability, punctuality, and a proactive approach to problem-solving and process improvement.
- High school diploma or equivalent; further training in warehousing or logistics is an advantage.
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