Stores Administrator (Insite Stores Operative)

The Role As a Stores Administrator, internally known as Insite Stores Operative, you will be a pivotal part of the Insite team, contributing to its success. Ideally, you will have some background in manufacturing, MRO, PPE, or a trade counter environment; however, full training will be provided, so don’t let this stop you from applying! If you are a team player with customer service experience, this could be the role for you! We are busier than ever, helping to keep the wheels of industry turning, and we have an exciting opportunity to join our team. We support our customers to ensure they have all the parts, spares, and tooling they need to operate, as well as working hard to obtain the best deals with suppliers. We are looking for an ambitious and dynamic person to support the Insite Manager in developing the business by capitalising on every profitable sales opportunity, while maintaining good customer care practices and exceeding customer expectations whenever possible. Key Responsibilities Support the Insite Manager in sourcing (Stock/Non-Stock) items in line with customer requirements. Support consistent delivery of agreed customer service levels. Deliver unit cost reduction savings against previous suppliers and OEM. Support other team members with enquiries and problems. Proactively look for sales opportunities around site leasing with all departments. Key Skills / Qualifications Receiving & Checking Deliveries Stock Management & Organisation Perpetual Inventory Counting Updating Inventory System & Barcode Scanners (SMS) Basic computer knowledge (K8 & SMS) Generating and following up on Customer quotations & orders Ability to lift heavy items; role can be labour intensive Ability to work independently and as part of a team Counterbalance & REACH Forklift Licence (training can/will be provided) This is a customer-facing role; ability to work well within a busy Maintenance Department. Take your career to the next step, and let’s work together to support European and British industry. #J-18808-Ljbffr