Fabrication Welder (Permanent) in Milton Keynes

The Warehouse Supervisor is responsible for overseeing all warehouse operations, ensuring the efficient receipt, storage, control, and dispatch of raw materials, components, and finished goods. Within a precision engineering environment, this role is critical to maintaining accurate stock control, production continuity, and customer delivery performance. The position also has responsibility for coordinating company transport activities, including organising drivers, and managing deliveries and collections to customers, suppliers, and subcontractors, ensuring timely and cost-effective movement of materials. Supervise daily warehouse activities including goods-in, storage, picking, packing, and dispatch Support operational activities directly when required, including operating counterbalance forklift trucks Ensure efficient material flow between warehouse and production areas Inventory Control & Accuracy Oversee cycle counting and full stock take processes Monitor slow-moving, obsolete, or excess stock and escalate risks Manage the receipt and inspection of incoming goods against purchase orders Coordinate with purchasing and quality departments on supplier issues Production Support Ensure timely and accurate kitting of materials for production orders Work closely with production planning to prioritise material availability Oversee accurate picking, packing, and dispatch of customer orders Coordinate deliveries and collections to subcontractors Maintain on-time delivery performance targets Conduct training on systems, processes, and health & safety Monitor performance and enforce standards and discipline where required Ensure compliance with HSE regulations and company policies Ensure adherence to quality standards Improve processes around stock control, picking accuracy, and layout efficiency Support ERP implementation or optimisation projects Valid counterbalance FLT license Strong knowledge of inventory control, stock management, and warehousing best practices Understanding of traceability and quality requirements in engineering environments