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Line Warehouse Controller

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Overview

Responsible for spares movements between the relevant base and other stations; Ensure that all data is promptly entered into the stock management system (ERP) to maintain accurate information at all times; To comply with Work Instructions, ensure parts are sorted into their designated areas immediately upon receipt; Conduct weekly cycle counts as well as other random counts to ensure stock accuracy is maintained; Keep accurate records and file all relevant documentation pertaining to spare parts movements; Create documentation for shipping purposes (COMAT) as well as packaging as per general practise or as required by Work Instructions; Responsible for tools and other equipment in the station; Responsible to manage shelf-life items for tools, consumables and rotables as prescribed by Work Instructions; Responsible for loading of required spares on the requisition system; Update the ERP system once spares are received to improve visibility throughout our ERP system; Daily housekeeping must be performed, and a high standard maintained; Ensure unserviceable spares are routed to JHB to minimise turnaround time and decrease repair cycle; Manage stock levels for both consumables and rotables; Address all requests for spares received through the requisition system, email, phone calls, or WhatsApp; Carry out general warehouse duties as requested by the Supervisor; Ensure that access to the warehouse is controlled at all times; Daily reporting will be conducted after each shift, with ad-hoc reporting as needed; Assist with loading and offloading of spares on the aircrafts; Assist with all queries on spares in the station; Following up on quarantine spares.

Requirements

  • Grade 12 or Equivalent (Essential)
  • C1/B License (Essential)
  • Minimum of 2-3 years in Warehouse (Essential)
  • Must be willing to work shifts (Essential)
  • Good understanding of stock management
  • FIFO understanding
  • Must have Tool knowledge
  • Good understanding of operations
  • Good understanding of Occupational health, safety (OHS)
  • Knowledge of Dangerous Goods regulations
  • Knowledge of Relevant AMO standards
  • Willing to travel
  • Valid passport
  • Own transport
  • Proficient in the use of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel and Outlook)

Responsibilities

  • Responsible for spares movements between the relevant base and other stations
  • Ensure that all data is promptly entered into the stock management system (ERP)
  • Comply with Work Instructions and ensure parts are sorted into designated areas upon receipt
  • Conduct weekly cycle counts and other random counts to ensure stock accuracy
  • Keep accurate records and file all relevant documentation for spare parts movements
  • Create documentation for shipping purposes (COMAT) and packaging as required
  • Manage shelf-life items for tools, consumables and rotables
  • Load required spares on the requisition system
  • Update the ERP system once spares are received
  • Perform daily housekeeping and maintain high standards
  • Route unserviceable spares to JHB to minimise turnaround time
  • Manage stock levels for consumables and rotables
  • Address requests for spares through various communication channels
  • Carry out general warehouse duties as requested by the Supervisor
  • Control access to the warehouse
  • Conduct daily reporting after each shift and ad-hoc reporting as needed
  • Assist with loading and offloading of spares on aircrafts
  • Assist with queries on spares in the station
  • Follow up on quarantine spares

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