Stock Control Assistant - TimberCity Montague Gardens

THE BUILDING COMPANY

Cape Town, Western Cape

Salary not listedFull-time · Posted Yesterday

Retail jobs in stores, malls and supermarkets are among the most accessible roles for first-time job seekers across South Africa.

This listing does not state a salary. As a guide, retail roles in South Africa typically pay R5 000 to R12 000 a month (indicative).

Job description

Checking reports
Check cost of Stock-outs
Manage Supplier returns
Keep Cycle Counter up to date
Validate stock variances
Negative Stock clearance
Maintain Bin Locations
Investigate bad risk stock
Stock take
Run no stock, no demand report
Run Deletion reports
Ensure Existing Stock are binned
Monitor stock performance
Provide Variance Data to Operator
Providing the Operator with stock variance data for the 8 weeks cycle every month
Grade 12
3 years stock control experience, alternatively
Certificate in Retailing (NQF 5), or
Certificate in Retail Operations Management (NQF 5)
if no certificate then at least 3 of the following skills programmes
Explain the factors that impact on the bottom line of a W&R unit
Supervise implementation of loss control measures
Supervise stock counts
Replenish stock in a retail business
Manage stock holding procedure in a wholesale and retail outlet
Pick stock in a distribution centre
Move, pack and maintain stock
Receive stock into a distribution centre
Count stock for a stock-take
Dispatch stock from a distribution centre

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