Workwear Embroidery​/Storesperson

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Company Description

Elite Office Supplies is a family-owned business located in Central Scotland along the M8 Corridor. We serve as a one-stop solution for all office needs, offering a wide range of products and services such as stationery, office supplies, computer consumables, toners and inks, business machines, office furniture, and packaging. Additionally, we specialize in catering and cleaning supplies, workwear, printed and embroidered clothing, personal protection equipment, promotional goods, and secure document destruction.

Our comprehensive services are tailored to meet the diverse requirements of businesses, ensuring high-quality solutions.

Role Description

This is a full-time, on-site role based in Airdrie for a dedicated and detail-oriented Workwear Embroidery/Stores person. Responsibilities include operating embroidery machines to customize workwear, managing store inventory, picking and packing orders, liaising with suppliers, and assisting with quality checks. The role also involves ensuring customer orders are processed accurately and maintaining high organization standards in the store area.

Qualifications

• Experience operating embroidery machines and working with textiles or workwear customization.
• Skills in inventory management, order processing, and organizational systems.
• Attention to detail, quality control, and ability to ensure accuracy in tasks performed.
• Strong communication and teamwork skills to interact effectively with suppliers and team members.
• Manual dexterity and ability to perform physical tasks such as lifting and moving inventory.
• Proficiency in basic computer skills, including inventory tracking software, is a plus.
• Prior experience in a similar role or a related field is advantageous but not essential.

Entry level

Full-time

Administrative

Printing Services