Storekeeper (KZN)

Job Purpose

To ensure efficient management of inventory and materials within the warehouse by maintaining stock levels, storing materials securely in an organized manner, and accurately tracking all incoming and outgoing materials. The role contributes to seamless supply chain activities, enhances productivity, and supports cost effective operations by overseeing the physical flow of materials (goods reception, warehousing, line-side replenishment, packaging, and shipping) while adhering to Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) standards.

Warehouse Operations Management

• Adhere to health and safety regulations related to the storage and handling of materials to minimize the risk of accidents and injuries, including those involving hazardous substances or heavy equipment.
• Receive and check incoming stock against purchase orders.
• Maintain safe handling practices for tools and materials stored, contributing to a safer working environment.
• Store items in appropriate locations within the store or warehouse.
• Utilize inventory management software or databases to track stock and update inventory records.
• Contribute to assessments of warehouse operations and inventory management processes by identifying areas for improvement and implementing best practices.
• Manage waste from maintenance and warehouse operations, ensuring the proper disposal of hazardous materials or recycling where possible.
• Ensure the first-in, first-out (FIFO) or last-in, first-out (LIFO) inventory methods are used to minimize spoilage or obsolescence of items.
• Work to reduce losses due to damaged or expired consumables and theft through proper handling and security measures.
• Conduct routine maintenance checks on equipment and report any issues.
• follow effective reorder points and procedures to ensure the timely replenishment of stock on the lineside supply.
• Monitor stock levels to ensure an adequate supply and prevent shortages.
• Maintain accurate records of inventory movements.
• Manage the storage of items to maximize space efficiency.
• Participate in team development and individual training programs to improve skills and knowledge related to inventory and warehouse management.
• Assist internal and external customers in obtaining materials and resolving any inquiries.
• Conduct regular inspections of incoming and outgoing materials to ensure they meet quality standards and specifications.
• Maintain a clean and safe work environment and apply 5S housekeeping principles in the warehouse.
• Document any issues through the warehouse operation action list, such as damaged goods or discrepancies, incidents, or other issues, and follow company protocols to resolve them.
• Maintain accurate records of inventory using the company’s ERP system, including stock levels, orders, and receipts
• Update the missing part records with operations to monitor and track material in warehouse
• Receive incoming goods and verify their quantity and quality against purchase orders.
• Maintain accurate records of all inventory movements, including receipts and shipments.
• Conduct regular inventory counts and reconcile discrepancies.
• Provide information about inventory availability.
• Ensure proper labeling and signage for easy access and identification.
• During loading and offloading, ensure the safe loading and unloading of materials, ensuring that goods are handled properly to prevent damage.
• Assist in internal and external audits relating to the warehouse by providing necessary documentation and facilitating inspections.
• Investigate and address any quality-related complaints or issues and implement problem-solving measures to ensure that root causes are identified during QRQC.
• Coordinate stock in transit and stock movement for intraplant material shipments.
• Assist in receiving indirect goods delivered physically to the warehouse.
• Contribute to identifying obsolete materials, slow-moving materials, duplicate materials, valuation split items, and items to be scrapped.
• Ensure compliance with reverse logistics processes, including handling quality nonconforming components, parts failed from trains, damaged components, obsolete items, retrofit components, repair loop processes, and in-house repair centre processes.

Minimum Requirements

• Diploma in Supply Chain, Industrial Engineering, Logistics or equivalent.
• 2 – 3 Years Warehousing experience including the receiving and dispatching of material and use of Warehouse Management Systems.
• Forklift or equivalent equipment license.
• SAPICS certification. (advantageous)
• 2 – 3 Years SAP ERP System knowledge. (advantageous)

Special Requirements

• Incumbent may be required to work overtime.

Closing Date

11 March 2026

Should you not hear from us in 30 days, consider your application as unsuccessful.