Alchemy Global Talent Solutions
Warehouse Manager

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Warehouse Manager Opportunity
Alchemy Global Talent Solutions is working with a highly reputable relocation service provider. They are seeking a Warehouse Manager.
We are looking for an experienced Warehouse Manager with a hands-on experience overseeing warehouse staff, household goods shipments, storage operations, documentation, equipment, and compliance.
This is an onsite role in Uxbridge, UK.
Responsibilities
- Plan and manage daily warehouse activities, ensuring goods-in and goods-out operations run efficiently.
- Receive and release shipments using the appropriate paperwork and procedures.
- Book all incoming warehouse jobs onto CORE, recording shipment volume, gross and net weights, and warehouse location.
- Calculate the cost of overcasing work and enter the information into CORE.
- Monitor packing material stock levels and arrange additional orders through the warehouse office.
- Issue materials to subcontractors and provide the relevant material sheets.
- Manage the External Temporary Storage Facility customs bond.
- Notify the Accounts team of monthly charges for materials issued.
- Order crates and coordinate delivery to customers’ residences or the warehouse.
- Supervise warehouse staff and assist with operational duties when required.
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- Must hold forklift licenses for Counterbalance and Reach Fork Trucks.
- Previous Warehouse Management experience in the relocation and logistics sector.
- Excellent attention to detail, particularly when managing shipment records and compliance documentation.
- Quality-focused, organized, and proactive.
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