Parts Warehouse Assistant X2 Global Grade 04
Barloworld Power Angola
Northern Cape
This listing does not state a salary. As a guide, general worker roles in South Africa typically pay R4 500 to R9 000 a month (indicative).
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Job description
Position outputs
- Ensure relevant daily warehouse KPI's are exceeded.
- Comply to specifications of order type by customer within time and quality standards
- Ensure warehouse procedures are carried out safely within the framework of compliance to SOP's.
- Ensure duties are carried out to ensure achievement of warehouse performance standards i.e. maintain parts stock, reduce stock losses/damages, etc.
- Ensure the accuracy of stock counts, picking, binning, etc.
- Maintain good housekeeping standards
- Assist with Warehouse related duties in the Kathu Parts department
Qualification, Experience And Competencies
- Grade 12
- Valid driver’s license
- Customer service orientation
- Good communication skills
- Be able to work independently
- Process compliance orientation
- Ability to follow instructions 100%
- Teamwork; Literate
- Attention to detail; Numeric accuracy
- Computer literacy
Found on LinkedIn · Posted 1 months ago · Last checked 1 months ago
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Found on LinkedIn · Posted 1 months ago