Store Supervisor at Rapid Spill Response (PTY) LTD

• The Store supervisor plays a key role in supporting the production and operational teams in ensuring that equipment and consumables are available for planned and emergency incidents, this role focuses on inventory management, receiving and issuing items, and maintaining an organized and efficient store to minimize downtime and support operational efficiency.

Requirements:

• Matric
• Previous experience in a store supervisory role
• Basic understanding of inventory management systems (manual or software-based).
• Able to cope with the physical demands of the job 
• Being safety conscious
• Attentive, Assertive and Proactive work ethic
• Valid Driver’s License
• Clear and professional interaction and communication with team members and departments.
• Excellent interpersonal skills at all levels of the business
• Logical reasoning, with a “can do attitude”
• Good organisational and time management skills
• Computer literate
• Fluent in English (Write, Read, Speak)

Responsibilities:

• Receiving and storing: Receiving, checking, and storing incoming goods and equipment, and cross-referencing them with invoices and asset registers.
• Picking stock: Picking and packing equipment and consumables as and when required for planned and emergency work as per the equipment issue lists.
• Stock returns: Ensuring stock and equipment is returned and booked into stores when returned from site and reporting any discrepancies to the Resource Manager.
• Inventory management: Maintaining accurate inventory of equipment and consumables and generating reports on inventory balance and shortages.
• Housekeeping: Cleaning and maintaining the stores and warehouse area.
• Stocktaking: Assisting with cycle counts and stock counts as and when required.
• Data capturing: Capturing data and having experience with stock taking.
• Receiving: Receiving all deliveries and checking the goods received.
• Liaising with the Resource Manager regarding deliveries and discrepancies in stock.
• Ensuring all equipment is in a fully functional, and respectable condition when returned from workshop, and prior to dispatching to a site.
• Updating inventory management systems regularly.
• Ensure that data related to the stores is accurate and the stores inventory system is maintained and up to date.
• Occasional delivery and collection of products and equipment from suppliers as and when required.