Lockheed Martin
Navy Stores Inventory Controller

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About The Role
Lockheed Martin Strategic Systems is looking for a Navy Stores Inventory Controller to complement the team based at HMNB Clyde, Faslane. This role benefits from our 9/75 working pattern giving you every other Friday off. This role would suit an experienced Stores / Inventory Controller with experience in Naval, Defence or a similar highly regulated environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Demand all departmental stores either through Naval Store Office (MJDI), Logistics Section
- Demand, stow and return all hazardous items within the building
- Haz Mat Temperature checks for shelf life materials
- Working alongside industry partners and manage stores demands
- Track & Trace items required by Departments, either incoming from the US or other sources, using CLASP / WITS / Logiquest / MJDI
- Management of stores paperwork
- Return equipment to Return Store or US using relevant paperwork
- Monthly stocktake activities against Hazardous goods holdings
- Maintain the Hazardous Goods database
- Work alongside ESH and support the COSHH process
- Liaise with facilities for the removal of waste metal skips
- Operate all MHE required for the role, FLT's, MEWP's
- Manage the lifting quarantine area.
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- Proven experience as a Stores / Inventory Controller or similar role
- Stores / Inventory experience within Naval, Defence or a similar highly regulated environment
- Able to accurately record stock movement and identify discrepancies
- Can generate stock reports and interpret trends
- Qualified or willing to be trained in the use of MHE (Material Handling Equipment) such as Forklift Trucks and Cherry Pickers
- Highly computer literate, with experience of databases and solid Excel skills
- Effective communicator comfortable liaising with Senior Stakeholders both internally and externally
Desired Skills
- Naval Stores Systems (CLASP, WITS, Logiquest and MJDI)
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