EV Cargo
Warehouse - Warehouse Administrator (E-Commerce)

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Role Overview
Supporting the inventory manager and shift managers with all stock movements and stock information
MAIN ACCOUNTABILITIES
- Provide accurate stock information.
- Organising and controlling the stock items coming in and out of the depot.
- Working with all levels of management and team members, delivering an efficient and well managed stock system.
- Daily general updates to management
- Identifying any potential stock / Quality issues and actioning the solutions to remedy the outcome.
- To actively seek opportunities to improve quality and cost in relation to control duties.
- Responsibility for the completion of a wide range of stock control duties
- Check control & integrity of the stock
- Ensure that the system and physical stock match the system and where there are discrepancies, work to reconcile differences
- Provide ad-hoc or regular reports for the customer as required
- Analyse issues to support continuous improvement.
- Ensure product safety and product quality is maintained
- Carry out any other ad hoc duties when requested by your manager (eg: support other contracts, hygiene duties)
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- Good organisational skills
- Reliability and dependability
- Literacy & numeracy
- Ability to meet the physical demands of the job
- Self-motivated
- Upbeat and energised
- Flexible and willing to take on a variety of tasks
- Team player
Key Performance Indicators
- Teamwork
- Ability to work effectively as a member of a team and displays quality working relationships with colleagues and/or customers
- Integrity & Commitment
- Ability to articulate EV cargo Logistics values and work in ways which strive to achieve the values. Dedicated to over achievement of goals and objectives in all tasks
- Drive & Enthusiasm
- Energetic approach to achieving the requirements of the role. Impacts positively on profitability and growth of the business.
- Communication and Interpersonal Skills
- Understands the range of communication styles and methods to suit the audience. Effective in written and verbal communications with all colleagues. Demonstrates positive interpersonal skills
- Time Management
- Ability to plan and prioritise his or her work effectively, coordinate different elements of the work and, where appropriate, delegate.
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