Halmer Group
Warehouse Stores Manager

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Warehouse Stores Manager
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My rapidly expanding client based in High Wycombe are seeking a Warehouse Stores Manager to run their Stores department and manage the Stock control and purchasing aspect of the business.
Overview
We are seeking a dedicated and detail-oriented Stock Manager to oversee our inventory management processes within our warehouse. The ideal candidate will possess strong organisational skills and a thorough understanding of warehouse operations, including shipping and receiving. This role is crucial for ensuring that stock levels are maintained efficiently and that all materials are handled properly to meet the demands of our business.
Responsibilities
- Manage the Warehouse between 2 sites (located opposite each other)
- Maintain records of stock levels and storage in both locations
- Be responsible for company purchasing, monitor stock levels and raise PO numbers for suppliers, making sure records match at the end of the month
- Perform stock checks for audits and clients when requested
- Manage servicing of company vehicles keeping records updated
- Ensuring all production lines are equipped with relevant materials required to perform their duties
- Oversee the general facility management and maintenance of the factory including arranging subcontractors for works
- Implement any ideas for possible improvements in the warehouse
- Performing manual duties in the warehouse that could include picking/packing and fork lift operations
- Driving company van to move stock between sites
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Requirements
- Previous Stock control experience is a must
- Experience with Fork lift such as counter or Flexi
- Excellent numeracy skills as in-house CRM is not currently in operation
- Great communication skills both written and verbal
- Good computer skills
- Full UK driving License
- Excellent attention to detail and accuracy


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Salary
£35k depending on experience
Hours
Monday to Friday 8.30am to 4.30pm (Can be flexible)
Benefits
- 23 days holiday
- On site parking
- Flexible working hours
- Pension Scheme
- Death in Service
- Employee ownership trust
Please apply now if you feel this is the perfect opportunity for you.!
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent
Pay: £35,000.00 per year
Application question(s):
- What is your current salary
- Do you have Warehouse Stores Management experience
- Do you have access to your own Transport such as car or motorbike
- How much notice would you need to give your current employer
- Do you have a current Forklift license
- Do you have a Full valid UK Licence
- Do you have any points on your license? If so how many
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