Stores Controller

Role Objective:

The Stores Controller is responsible for the effective
control, receipt, storage, preservation, issuance, and movement of tools,
equipment, aircraft materials, components, spare parts, and associated supplies
within the Technical Stores. The role ensures that materials are accurately
recorded, properly identified, stored, and readily available to support
scheduled and unscheduled maintenance activities and operational requirements.
The Stores Controller is also responsible for maintaining inventory and tool-control
accuracy, ensuring compliance with approved storage and handling procedures,
and supporting the timely availability of serviceable materials while
maintaining full compliance with applicable aviation regulations, company
procedures, quality standards, and safety requirements.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Receive, inspect, identify, and process incoming aircraft
  parts, materials, components, and supplies in accordance with approved
  procedures and applicable documentation requirements.
• Ensure all materials received are accurately recorded in the
  inventory management system, including part numbers, serial numbers, batch
  numbers, quantities, shelf-life information, and applicable certification or
  traceability documentation.
• Ensure all materials received are accurately recorded in the
  inventory management system, including part numbers, serial numbers, batch/lot
  numbers, quantities, shelf-life information, and applicable certification or
  traceability documentation.
• Ensure serviceable, unserviceable, quarantine, rejected, and
  other controlled materials are properly identified, segregated, and stored to
  prevent unauthorized use or issue.
• Issue and deliver aircraft materials, components, tools, and
  consumables to Maintenance and other authorized users against approved
  requests, work orders, pick slip, or other authorized documentation.
• Monitor and control the movement of materials within and
  between Stores locations, ensuring all transactions are accurately recorded and
  fully traceable.
• Maintain and administer an effective Tool Control Program,
  with particular emphasis on the control and accountability of toolboxes,
  ensuring all tools are properly identified, recorded, issued, returned, and accounted for at all times.
• Ensure toolbox contents are controlled against approved tool
  inventories or tool lists and conduct regular checks to verify that all tools are present, serviceable, and correctly accounted for before and after maintenance activities.
• Establish and maintain effective procedures to prevent tools
  from being misplaced, lost, or inadvertently left behind on an aircraft following maintenance activities. Any missing tool shall be immediately identified, reported, investigated, and escalated in accordance with approved safety and maintenance procedures.
• Coordinate with Maintenance personnel to ensure toolbox and tool accountability checks are completed before aircraft release or completion of applicable maintenance tasks, supporting the prevention of FOD and tool-related incidents.
• Maintain accurate records of tool issuance, returns,
  transfers, missing tools, damaged tools, and toolbox discrepancies, ensuring full traceability and accountability.
• Conduct periodic tool and toolbox audits, spot checks, and physical inventories to verify compliance with the Tool Control Program and identify discrepancies or opportunities for improvement.
• Maintain accurate inventory records and conduct regular cycle counts, stock checks, and physical inventory activities. Investigate and report discrepancies and support timely corrective actions.
• Monitor shelf-life, expiry dates, storage conditions, and preservation requirements for applicable materials and initiate appropriate action to prevent deterioration, expiry, or loss of usability.
• Coordinate with Maintenance, Material Planning, Procurement, Quality, Engineering, and other relevant departments to resolve material availability issues, inventory discrepancies, documentation deficiencies, and other Stores-related matters.
• Support the timely identification and escalation of critical material shortages, urgent/AOG requirements, discrepancies, and delays that may affect maintenance activities or aircraft operational readiness.
• Ensure that aircraft parts and materials are handled,
  packaged, preserved, and transported in accordance with manufacturer requirements, applicable regulations, and company procedures.
• Verify and maintain the required documentation and traceability records for aircraft materials,…