Stores person

The Role

Location:

Goole, United Kingdom – Onsite, Full‑time – Permanent.

As a Stores Person
, you’ll play a key role in keeping operations running smoothly by managing inventory, receiving and issuing materials, and maintaining accurate records. You’ll ensure storage areas are safe and organised, oversee stock control and equipment management, and support compliance with health and safety standards. This hands‑on role also involves managing BULB asset software, assisting with inspections, and providing support for forklift operations, alongside responsibilities for laptop, booking, and stock management.

• Inspect and verify incoming deliveries against purchase orders.
• Ensure quality and quantity accuracy of received items.
• Monitor inventory levels and conduct regular stock checks.
• Update records to prevent shortages or overstocking.
• Correctly store items to ensure easy access, safety, and compliance with storage guidelines.
• Dispense goods to relevant departments or customers according to requisitions.
• Maintain accurate records of stock movements, including receipts, transfers, and disposals, using the BULB asset management system.
• Assist in the preparation and processing of equipment orders.
• Liaise with suppliers to replenish inventory as needed.
• Ensure the storage and office areas are clean, organised, and compliant with health and safety regulations.
• Participate in stock audits and reconcile discrepancies between physical stock and system records.
• Report to the Line Manager on stock levels, shortages, and equipment availability.
• Coordinate the procurement of required tooling/equipment and consumables.
• Issue purchase orders and coordinate deliveries.
• Implement measures to prevent theft, loss, and unauthorised access to the site.

• Ability to use inventory systems, and MS Excel, Word applications.
• Ability to maintain clean, error‑free records.
• Checking quantities and quality of goods received.
• Avoiding stock discrepancies and maintaining accuracy.
• Prioritising tasks such as receiving, storing, and issuing materials efficiently.
• Proper labelling, binning, and shelf arrangement.
• Handling incoming and outgoing stock.
• Conducting regular stock counts and stocktaking.
• Operating warehouse equipment (pallet jacks, forklifts—if certified, if not willing to get trained).
• Possess a current Forklift operator license or be willing to train to attain one.
• Experience maintaining accurate stock records and documentation.

• Competitive salary and benefits package aligned with experience (Private Medical Insurance, Life Assurance, Cycle to Work scheme, Company Pension, etc.).
• Clear pathways for career development and organisational visibility.
• Inclusive and supportive culture that values individual contributions.
• Meaningful work with impact across safety, innovation, and global operations.

James Fisher is a global engineering services company with over 50 years of experience delivering complex offshore energy projects in some of the world’s most challenging environments. We operate across Energy, Defence, and Maritime Transport, leveraging cutting‑edge technology and deep expertise to support the full lifecycle of our customers’ assets.

In the Energy Division, we provide safe, efficient solutions across oil & gas and renewables – from well support and full‑field decommissioning to integrated services for offshore wind and expert subsea inspection, repair, and maintenance. Our work helps operators extend asset life, reduce downtime, and respond rapidly to operational challenges, driving the global shift toward a cleaner, more sustainable future.

James Fisher and Sons are committed to taking positive action on diversity and strongly encourage applications for candidates from all backgrounds. We are proud to be a Disability Confident employer and recognise that our success depends on our talented and diverse workforce.