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Production Stores Assistant

Longford, Coventry
7 months ago
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Seize the opportunity to become an integral part of a leading organisation in the defence and security industry, renowned for its pioneering armour technology and vehicle integration solutions. This role as a Store Person offers a dynamic and challenging environment where your contributions will directly impact the safety and effectiveness of defence personnel worldwide. Embrace the chance to work with some of the most advanced composite materials and be part of a team dedicated to innovation and excellence.

What You Will Do:

Work in the stores goods in area, ensuring accurate system inputting of delivery information.
Ensure timely movement of received materials from goods in to stores area.
Unload and load vehicles as part of the logistics process.
Control the flow of materials into and out of the assigned stores area, maintaining inventory accuracy.
Issue materials to Work Orders and maintain Work Order accuracy on the system.
Perform housekeeping activities within and around the assigned stores area to ensure a tidy and efficient workspace.
What You Will Bring:

A methodical, organised, and dedicated approach to work.
Ability to work effectively within a team in a fast-paced environment.
Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
Strong communication skills for efficient internal liaison.
A valid FLT licence is desirable but not essential.
This role is pivotal in ensuring a smooth, efficient, and accurate operation within the stores department, contributing significantly to the manufacturing operations across the company. By joining the team, you will be part of a world leader in developing high-performance, life-saving solutions that protect and serve defence personnel globally. The company is committed to innovation, integrity, and excellence, striving to meet the complex challenges faced by its customers.

The role is based in Coventry, offering a vibrant working environment in a city known for its rich history and innovation.

If you're ready to take on a rewarding role that offers both challenges and opportunities for growth, we want to hear from you. Join a team that values respect, collaboration, and dedication. Apply now to become the next Store Person and make a real difference in the defence and security sector.

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