TFG (The Foschini Group) is a South African fashion lifestyle retailer & comprises of 22 fashion forward brands.
Our range includes some of the leading fashion, home wear, sportswear, cellular and jewellery brands in the country, as well as a host of innovative financial services. TFG comprises of the following 22 exciting retail brands; @home, @homelivi...
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Monitoring all supplier delivery requests as well as arranging project collections from DC to meet the stock-in-store dates.
Assign cycle count tasks, and action cycle counts and investigate all variances.
Monitoring inbound and outbound reports.
Liaise with internal teams as well as the business, stores and suppliers.
Manage store fixture returns, making sure it is received back from the courier, stock must be reworked, if need be, give the stock the correct stock codes and arrange the put-away.
Must have a full understanding of all the functions of Outbound and Inbound.
Manual day to day monitoring of emails from business, suppliers and transport companies
High level of admin and organizational skills with complex problem-solving skills.
Qualifications and Experience:
Matric, tertiary qualification will be an advantage
Customer service experience
Must be prepared to work under pressure and extra hours
Warehouse and Distribution Centre experience
Strong proficiency in MS Excel (i.e. aggregation worksheet functions [SUM, AVERAGE, etc.] data sorting and filtering, formatting, processing).
System knowledge (SAP).
A valid Hyster Driver’s license
Minimum 2 years Distribution Centre working experience with at least 2 year’s Hyster driver experience
A high degree of accuracy and strong numeric ability.
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