Store Officer
managing Inward / Outward of all material
Taking MRNs
Material Management including Reconciliation.
Raising alarms when regular material are short
Ensuring LT Processes are followed
Shall keep material in organised manner for better identification traceability
Store officers check inventory records for accuracy
Store officers keep records of items shipped, received, or transferred to another location
Store officers find, sort, or move goods between different parts of the business
Store officers compile reports on various aspects of changes in production or inventory
Material And Product Inspectors Weigh, Measure, Check, Sample, And Keep Accurate Records On Materials, Supplies, And Other Equipment That Enters A Warehouse. They Verify The Quantity And Quality Of Items They Are Assigned, Checking For Defects And Recording What They Find. To Gather Information, They Use Scales, Counting Devices, And Calculators. Some Inspectors Decide What To Do About A Defective Product, Such As To Scrap It Or Send It Back To The Factory To Be Repaired. Some Clerks Also Prepare Reports On Warehouse Inventory Levels.
Production, Planning, And Expediting Clerks Ease The Flow Of Information, Work, And Materials Within Or Among Offices In A Business. They Compile Reports On The Progress Of Work And On Any Production Problems That Arise. These Clerks Set Workers’ Schedules, Estimate Costs, Keep Track Of Materials, And Write Special Orders For New Materials. They Perform General Office Tasks, Such As Distributing Mail, Sending Faxes, Or Entering Data. Expediting Clerks Maintain Contact With Vendors To Ensure That Supplies And Equipment Are Shipped On Time. They Also May Inspect The Quality Of Products.
Shipping, Receiving, And Traffic Clerks Keep Track Of And Record All Outgoing And Incoming Shipments And Ensure That They Have Been Filled Correctly. Many Of These Clerks Scan Barcodes With Hand-held Devices Or Use Radiofrequency Identification (RFID) Scanners To Keep Track Of Inventory. They May Ensure That Orders Were Correctly Processed In Their Company’s Computer System. They Also Compute Freight Costs And Prepare Invoices For Other Parts Of The Organization. Some Of These Clerks Move Goods From The Warehouse To The Loading Dock.
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Taking MRNs
Material Management including Reconciliation.
Raising alarms when regular material are short
Ensuring LT Processes are followed
Shall keep material in organised manner for better identification traceability
Store officers check inventory records for accuracy
Store officers keep records of items shipped, received, or transferred to another location
Store officers find, sort, or move goods between different parts of the business
Store officers compile reports on various aspects of changes in production or inventory
Material And Product Inspectors Weigh, Measure, Check, Sample, And Keep Accurate Records On Materials, Supplies, And Other Equipment That Enters A Warehouse. They Verify The Quantity And Quality Of Items They Are Assigned, Checking For Defects And Recording What They Find. To Gather Information, They Use Scales, Counting Devices, And Calculators. Some Inspectors Decide What To Do About A Defective Product, Such As To Scrap It Or Send It Back To The Factory To Be Repaired. Some Clerks Also Prepare Reports On Warehouse Inventory Levels.
Production, Planning, And Expediting Clerks Ease The Flow Of Information, Work, And Materials Within Or Among Offices In A Business. They Compile Reports On The Progress Of Work And On Any Production Problems That Arise. These Clerks Set Workers’ Schedules, Estimate Costs, Keep Track Of Materials, And Write Special Orders For New Materials. They Perform General Office Tasks, Such As Distributing Mail, Sending Faxes, Or Entering Data. Expediting Clerks Maintain Contact With Vendors To Ensure That Supplies And Equipment Are Shipped On Time. They Also May Inspect The Quality Of Products.
Shipping, Receiving, And Traffic Clerks Keep Track Of And Record All Outgoing And Incoming Shipments And Ensure That They Have Been Filled Correctly. Many Of These Clerks Scan Barcodes With Hand-held Devices Or Use Radiofrequency Identification (RFID) Scanners To Keep Track Of Inventory. They May Ensure That Orders Were Correctly Processed In Their Company’s Computer System. They Also Compute Freight Costs And Prepare Invoices For Other Parts Of The Organization. Some Of These Clerks Move Goods From The Warehouse To The Loading Dock.