Job Title: Receiving and Dispatch clerks
Company:Innovative Outsourcing Solutions
Job description: Duties & Responsibilities
Correct goods are received, delivered and or are dispatched
Correct quantities are received or dispatched(2)
Goods are in perfect order on arrival (not damaged)
Pack goods received in the correct bin allocations
Keep strict records of all the goods received and despatched
Understanding of bin locations and shelving areas
Assist with the loading and unloading of received products
Assist and coordinate with the Warehouse Manager in this regard
Remove packaging material and ensures that incoming product received allocate
into correct bin locations
Check that quantities received or dispatched are correct against manifests and
sales orders
Check that the right goods get packed or unloaded, second check
Note damaged or missing goods, list and report on a daily basis to Manager
Keeps strict records of discrepancies in a logical manner
Daily reports presented to the Warehouse ManagerDesired Experience & Qualification
Matric Certificate or Warehouse Management diploma
Drivers Licence and or Forklift License
Current cellphone
Own reliable transportation
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills , high level of responsibility, integrity and reliability
Expected salary: R9800 – 13200 per month
Location: Johannesburg, Gauteng
Job date: Wed, 01 Jan 2025 23:01:01 GMT
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