Summary of Responsibility
Under the supervision of the Workshop Manager, the parts storekeeper is responsible for: Managing and maintaining inventory of spare parts, lubricants, tyres, batteries, workshop tools, and consumables. Ensuring all items are accurately registered in the Fleet Management System (FMS). Organizing and storing items on the correct stock shelves by category, using bin cards for easy identification and tracking, ensuring the smooth operation of the workshop and maintaining an efficient inventory system. Reporting regularly on stock levels to the Workshop Manager to ensure timely replenishment of stock, considering potential delays in lead time.
Key responsibilities:
Job Requirements
Education:
Completion of BA degree in Business Administration or in any other related functional area is desirable.
Experience:
Four or more years of progressively responsible work experience in the relative business stream. Previous experience in retail, warehousing, or a similar role is often beneficial
Language:
Fluency in both oral and written communication in English and Arabic.
Other qualifications and skills;
These qualifications and skills help ensure that a storekeeper can manage inventory effectively, maintain organization, and provide excellent customer service
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