Stock Controller - Part Time

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Stock Controller | Part-Time | Derby | 22.5 hrs
Are you an experienced stock controller looking for a role where your work supports cutting-edge medical technology? Join a market-leading medical device company delivering innovative equipment solutions to hospitals and healthcare providers across the UK.
Why you’ll love this role:

Work with advanced medical devices and consumables across radiology, cardiology, endoscopy, and more
Play a key role in ensuring clinical teams have the supplies they need, when they need them
Join a dynamic, supportive team in a company driving healthcare innovation
What we’re looking for:
3+ years’ stock control, warehouse, or inventory management experience (UK-based)
Organised, detail-oriented, and confident managing inventory systems
Strong communication and customer service skills
Comfortable working in a fast-paced, regulated environment
Key responsibilities:
Manage day-to-day stock and ensure accurate inventory
Process purchase orders, requisitions, and stock transfers
Receive, decant, and organise deliveries
Optimise stock levels based on usage and expiry
Support new product rollouts and trials
Perks & benefits:
Private healthcare
Employee Assistance Programme
Pension and salary sacrifice schemes
Electric car & cycle-to-work options
Flexible, supportive work environment
How to apply:
A DBS Enhanced Disclosure is required. If you’re ready to join a forward-thinking medical device company, email your CV or contact Louise at One to One Personnel

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