Warehouse SAP Operator - Weekends

An opportunity has arisen within the material department of a multinational engineering company for an experienced Production Controller/Inventory Controller, working within the Inventory control team.

As a Warehouse SAP Operator, you will be managing the supply of materials for use in Production, to ensure site plans and requirements are met.

The nature of the role requires a high calibre person with a strong knowledge of SAP; experience in the following modules would be an advantage MM, PP, WM, QM.

The successful candidate will have a strong background in the supply chain, with experience gained working in the following industries considered favourable, Automotive, Telecommunications, Pharmaceutical, or Aviation.

Responsibilities will also include, but are not limited to;

• Supply and control of materials from goods in, to the stores warehouse and production areas.
• Controlling the movement of materials from goods receipt to end user physically and electronically, using Excel spread sheets and SAP systems.
• Ensuring materials are kitted and available to production in an orderly and timely way.
• Conducting cycle counts of stock and inventory on site in the stores area
• Controlling traceability and shelf-life issues for key materials.
• To put stock away into designated locations and awareness of level loads allowed in the warehouse storage areas and maintaining records and databases.
• Interacting with material controllers and production staff on daily needs and issues.
• Assisting in the planning and allocation of Team workload.
• Assisting in the preparation, dissemination and use of Team KPI to control processes and key materials.
• To assist in cycle counting as requested by the Cycle Count Officer.

• Experience of SAP in a manufacturing environment would be a positive advantage.
• Must be able to demonstrate the capability of working in a pressurised, deadline driven, but procedure-controlled production environment.
• Good communication skills, verbal and written, are required.
• Computer literacy, with confidence in the use of standard computer packages, will need to be demonstrated.
• Knowledge of material handling techniques and theory will be a positive advantage.