STOREKEEPER
Your tasks
A storekeeper manages, organizes, and controls the inventory, storage facilities, and stock flow of goods within a warehouse, retail shop, or company storeroom. They act as the primary custodian of physical assets, making sure supplies are safe, accounted for, and ready when needed
- Receiving and Inspecting: Unload incoming deliveries, check items against packing slips, and inspect for damage, defects, or expired dates.
- Stock Organization: Store goods in designated warehouse or shelf spots using storage plans like FIFO (First-In, First-Out) to prevent spoilage.
- Inventory Tracking: Record incoming and outgoing stock using manual or computerized inventory systems, and reconcile physical counts with database records.
- Issuing and Dispatching: Pick, pack, and release parts, materials, or retail products based on internal or external requisitions.
- Reordering and Replenishment: Monitor stock thresholds and submit purchase or replenishment requests before items run out
Requirements
Qualifications/Requirements
- ducation: High school diploma or completion of a college vocational course (often preferred).
- Experience: Previous background in warehouse operations, inventory control, or retail stock handling.