Kew Electrical
Inventory Controller / Admin / Sales

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Company Description
Kew Electrical is an independent-thinking electrical wholesaler founded in 1996 and headquartered in Brighton. With 26 branches across the south of England and in Belfast, the company serves a wide range of trade and commercial customers. Kew Electrical has grown successfully for over 25 years while maintaining a small company ethos and strong customer focus. The business prides itself on being easy to deal with, adapting quickly to changing needs, and consistently adding value for customers. Its continued success is driven by a commitment to understanding what customers need and delivering reliable, responsive service.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site role based at the Kew Electrical branch in Dover, combining Inventory Controller, Administrative, and Sales responsibilities. The role involves monitoring and managing stock levels, processing orders, checking deliveries, and ensuring accurate inventory records. Daily tasks include handling customer inquiries at the trade counter and by phone, preparing quotations, supporting the sales team, and maintaining a tidy, well-organized warehouse and office environment. The position also includes general administrative duties such as data entry, documentation, and updating systems, while collaborating with colleagues to meet branch targets and deliver high-quality customer service.
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- Strong inventory-related skills, including Stock Control, Stock Management, and Inventory Control.
- Well-developed Analytical Skills to interpret stock data, identify trends, and support decision-making.
- Effective Communication skills for interacting with customers, suppliers, and colleagues.
- Previous experience in electrical wholesale, trade counter work, or a similar stock-focused environment is beneficial.
- Comfort using inventory and ERP systems, with good general IT skills (e.g., MS Office).
- Organized, detail-oriented approach with the ability to manage multiple tasks in a busy branch environment.
- Customer-focused mindset, proactive attitude, and willingness to support sales and branch operations.
- Relevant vocational training or qualifications in warehousing, administration, or sales are an advantage.
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