Engineering Stores Manager - 1259 Job posted on 28 May 2025

React Recruitment Ltd; Enfield; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 38,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading company is looking for an Engineering Stores Manager to oversee the daily operations in their stores facility. The role involves managing stock movements, ensuring accurate recordkeeping, and supervising teams to maintain high operational standards. Candidates should possess strong computer skills, a full UK driving license, and a methodical, detail-oriented approach to work.

Benefits

Free parking

Uniform provided

20 days leave + bank holidays

Salary rises with service

Qualifications

• High level of computer literacy - SAP, MS Word, and Excel.
• Full UK driving license required.
• Experience in warehousing and goods handling.

Responsibilities

• Manage day-to-day goods in/out processes.
• Supervise stock taking and maintain accurate records.
• Load/unload vehicles of critical stock.

Skills

Computer Literacy

Attention to Detail

Flexibility

Methodical Approach

Physical Fitness

Tools

SAP

MS Word

Excel

Job description

Monday to Friday 7am to 3.30pm, 12.30pm finish on Friday

Benefits: free parking, uniform, 20 days leave + BH, rises with service

Engineering Stores Manager Essential skills/experience

• High level of computer literacy – SAP, MS Word and Excel
• Full UK driving licence (required) – ability to go to other sites for holiday/sick cover – expenses paid
• Warehousing, goods in/out, flexible, methodical, and physically fit.
• Conscientious, excellent attention to detail, self-motivated

Engineering Stores Manager responsibilities

• Day to day goods in/out, picking and kitting stock requirements, reconciling all paperwork, delivery notes, purchase orders and invoices.
• Load/Unload vehicles of critical stock using FLT
• Attend and report requirements from daily and weekly planning meetings.
• Compile reports
• Ensure accuracy checks are made with consideration of new Stock.
• Capable to investigate stock discrepancies.
• Prepare pallets of critical stock to be sent off site, safely and securely.
• Supervise and assist the stock taking process to maintain accurate records of materials in all locations.
• Understanding and adhering to current legislation, with health and safety in mind at all times.
• Managing all calibration and inspection of tooling across site.
• Input waste packaging data and liaise with Environmental department.
• Communicating to the team to ensure projects are delivered on time and of a high standard.
• Maintaining computer records / annual and rolling stock checks.
• Supervising day-to-day functions of the store’s facility, adapting to enhanced tasks when colleagues are absent from the business.