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Would you like to work within a high-performing team sourcing, buying and managing specialist high-tech electronic components?
This recognised world leader in electronics, instrumentation and Aerospace is seeking a Stores Coordinator to join their successful and expanding team!
About the Role
As a Stores Coordinator you will play a vital role in ensuring the smooth operation of the Stores department, supporting Production, Engineering, Purchasing and Quality teams. You will be responsible for receiving, inspecting, storing and issuing materials while maintaining accurate stock records and ensuring products are prepared and dispatched to the highest standards.
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Key Responsibilities
- Receive, inspect and process incoming goods in accordance with company procedures and purchase order requirements.
- Check deliveries against supplier documentation and report any discrepancies to Purchasing or Quality teams.
- Maintain accurate stock records and ensure physical inventory matches computerized stock systems.
- Kit production route cards and prepare materials to support manufacturing requirements.
- Pick and issue components accurately to support production schedules.
- Prepare, pack and dispatch customer orders, ensuring all documentation is completed correctly.
Key Skills and Experience
- Previous experience within a manufacturing, engineering or production environment.
- Experience handling stock control, goods-in, stores, warehouse or logistics activities.
- Good working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook.
- Experience using inventory or ERP systems would be advantageous.


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This Stores Coordinator role in Berkshire is a fantastic opportunity to join a company who offer dynamic, challenging and exciting career opportunities and is commutable from Newbury and Reading.
For more information on this Buyer Job in Berkshire or to discuss similar jobs, please call Kyle Graveney at Redline Group on 01582 878817 or email Kyle Graveney.
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