Stock Controller

Location:

WA5

Working Days: 5 days a week : 6:00 to 14:00 (Rest days as per rota)

Pay : £29,600

Position :
Permanent

Team :
Inventory

• Release all loads for picking according to zone priorities and operational requirements.
• Release and process all warehouse work tasks, ensuring timely completion and closure.
• Assign routes from D365 to the Dematic system.
• Assign routes from D365 to the Helix system
• Identify and resolve Dematic short picks and picking discrepancies.
• Investigate and resolve operational issues such as:
• Missing Licence Plates (LPs)
• Check for any Open SO, Resends ED’d, Add on’s, etc & close them
• Label reprints
• Batch Merge on PF
• Stock movements
• Work assignment to bays
• Escalate unresolved system-related issues to ERP Support and liaise with them to achieve a resolution.
• Process resend orders, transfer orders, emergency orders, late additions, and other priority requests.

• Receive supplier purchase orders and process goods receipts in D365.
• Ensure product temperatures are recorded and processed in accordance with company standards and compliance requirements.
• Conduct inspections of incoming pallets and products, checking for:
• Damages
• Handling issues
• Packaging condition
• Correct wrapping and pallet stability
• Raise and communicate any discrepancies to the Supply Chain Department for further investigation and resolution.

• Adhere strictly to the cycle counting schedule.
• Investigate and rectify stock discrepancies, including missing, damaged, or misplaced inventory.
• Perform regular stock counts to maintain inventory accuracy and integrity in all systems D35, Dematic & Helix
• Participate in periodic stock takes and support inventory reconciliation activities.

• Conduct routine food safety inspections across warehouse areas.
• Identify and report issues, including:
• Stock mis-rotation
• Product damage
• Dematic-related damage
• Poor space utilisation and housekeeping concerns
• Ensure corrective actions are implemented to maintain food safety and operational standards