Store Controller II
PepsiCo
Western Cape
This listing does not state a salary. As a guide, logistics roles in South Africa typically pay R12 000 to R35 000 a month (indicative).
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Logistics and supply-chain roles coordinate the movement of goods across SA, a sector expanding fast with e-commerce.
Job description
Overview Ensure raw material and pack material are always within specified required quantities from Suppliers and production.
Responsibilities
- Doing GRV of goods received on SAP (PGT)
- Doing transfers on SAP (PGT)
- Doing stock counting
- Checking stock levels- (review risk/block stock /short dated and report deviations
- Place orders and call offs to vendors.
- Do follow up on deliveries.
- Assist with planning of the weekly production plan (stock availabilities)
- Doing a systematic filing system
- Following up on placed orders
- Maintain cycle counts on critical stock.
- Complete invoice queries (VIMs) if outstanding.
- Assist with checking of goods received of stock when offloading when needed.
- Assist with the day-to-day requisitions.
- Doing Gemba walk daily.
- Manage and maintain GMP according to AIB & FSSC requirements
- Maintain and improve FEFO to eliminate write offs
Qualifications
- Matric
- Stores/Supply chain Background
- Mathematical Background
- Valid forklift license will be an advantage
Found on LinkedIn · Posted 1 months ago · Last checked 1 months ago
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Found on LinkedIn · Posted 1 months ago