Stores Operative

• Engineering Stores
• Goods In
• Stock Control

Stores Person

Location: Doncaster

Stores Person – Doncaster

Are you an organised and hands‑on Stores Person looking for your next opportunity within a busy manufacturing environment?

We are recruiting for a Stores Person to join an established vehicle manufacturing business in Doncaster.

This is a key role supporting production by ensuring stock is accurately managed, goods are received and recorded correctly, and components are picked and prepared into kits ready for the manufacturing team.

The ideal candidate will have previous stores, warehouse or materials handling experience, with a good eye for detail and an understanding of the importance of keeping production supplied with the correct parts at the right time.

This position will be temp to perm, following a successful 12 week period of employment through the agency.

Your responsibilities will include:

• Receiving incoming deliveries and checking goods against delivery notes and purchase orders.
• Booking goods into the stock system and ensuring inventory records are accurate.
• Allocating and maintaining stock locations to ensure components can be easily identified and retrieved.
• Picking parts and components to prepare kits for vehicle production and assembly.
• Ensuring production teams receive the correct materials in line with build requirements.
• Monitoring stock levels and reporting shortages, discrepancies or damaged items.
• Maintaining accurate stock records and supporting regular stock checks.
• Organising and maintaining the stores area to ensure it remains clean, tidy and efficient.
• Liaising with purchasing, production and other departments regarding stock availability and material requirements.
• Following company procedures for the safe handling, storage and movement of materials.

• Previous experience in a stores, warehouse, stock control or goods-in position.
• Good organisational skills and strong attention to detail.
• The ability to accurately identify, locate and pick parts and components.
• Experience using stock control systems or computerised inventory systems.
• A reliable, proactive approach to work and the ability to manage priorities.
• Good communication skills and the ability to work effectively within a team.
• An understanding of the importance of stock accuracy and supporting production deadlines.

Experience with in vehicle manufacturing, engineering, automotive assembly or a similar manufacturing environment would be advantageous.

This is an excellent opportunity to join a manufacturing business, working a 4 day week, where the stores function plays an important part in keeping production running smoothly. You’ll be working as part of a team, supporting the build process and helping ensure materials are available when they’re needed.