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5 months ago
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Job Description

We have shifts available

7:00 - 3:00 (M-F)
Day: £12.38

RESPONSIBILITIES

Creating and maintaining material part-numbers within SAP under the guidelines set by the Supply Chain department and locating the new items safely within the stores.
Prepare repairable items for despatch to suppliers and maintaining clear and precise record of all repairs.
Perform regular cycle counting and physical inventory checks and supply regular feedback on inventory levels and data accuracy Liaise and offer support to internal customers & the Shared Service Centre Poland on SAP, vendor issues, progressing Purchase Orders, and support. Liaise with external suppliers offering support on technical issues and product identification.
Maintain control of all deliveries of SAP materials into the P.M. store, goods receipt and ensuring they are put away in the correct location.
Arrange uplift and return to the supplier any incorrect/damaged goods delivered. Take delivery of Non-SAP items.
Record the delivery and inform the recipients of their delivery. Maintain control of all issues and returns of items within the P.M. stores, including picking/placing, and complete the SAP transactions associated with each function.
Filing and storing of technical/supplier documentation.
Remain aware of departmental, plant and company objectives and attend meetings to enhance understanding of the business strategy.
Support the SSC Poland and internal customers in achieving a smooth requisition to payment process.
Liaise and offer support to internal customers to identify and remove unrecognised or obsolete parts set up in SAP.
Regularly replenish Kanban items in the relevant production areas.
Support the PM Stores annual stock take, with counting inventory.
Perform regular Health & Safety and 5S checks and ensure all actions are completed. Maintain GMP standards

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