Technical Stores Man at Nestle

A day in the life of a Technical Store Man:

• Responsible for working in a manner which adheres to hygienic standards and safety regulations. 
• Raises manual request for NLAG and ZSIM if necessary, upon request. 
• Receives goods from suppliers into the store by checking the quantity and quality in the presence of the supplier and carries out proper records management and control. 
• Withdraws items by requisitions duly raised and released in the system (SAP-AMM) for ERSA or duly signed by sectional/departmental heads for UNBW, NLAG or ZSIM and carries out proper records management and control. 
• Issues loan tools against coins only. 
• Keeps cutting tools such as drills, taps etc. in good condition. Request sharpening from workshop if necessary. 
• Checks loan book once a week. No material should be loaned for more than a week. 
• Check whether requisition vouchers for uniforms are done correctly with staff number and enters all personal effects into the staff stock card. 
• Ensures that all old damaged personal effects are properly disposed of. 
• Ensures regular system cheek up such that physical stock situation corresponds with that of operating system (SAP) and informs the Supervisor of any discrepancies for corrective action to be taken. 
• Takes daily readings of electricity, fuel and water meters as may be directed by his superior. 
• Responsible for daily inventory count and results recording in the operating system (SAP-AMM) as per the inventory cycle counting plan and responsible and accountable for any discrepancy. 
• The storekeeper responsible for data entry assists and coordinates with the M&I Supervisor to maintain the master data for the M&I Stores. 
• Fully responsible for the security of all items placed in the M&I Store and ensures their orderly arrangement. 
• When a job is finished at any place, the place must be left clean and tidy thus keeping the stores and its environs under good hygienic conditions in accordance with SHE, NQMS and FSMS. 
• Proactive in promoting Safety. 
• Supports implementation of NQMS and NCE. 
• Implements 5S in his area and promotes in the plant. 
• SHE: Working safely and supporting the overall Safety, Health and Environment Management standards that apply to your work area              

What will make you successful?

• Electrical or Mechanical Engineering Certificate 
• 2 years in similar position
• Store Management and Inventory Control certificate / diploma 
• Must have worked in a similar position for at least one year 
• Planning and organization  
• Professional and technical knowledge  
• Ability to work with a team  
• Knowledge and identification of parts and equipment  
• Rigor and firm less.