Precision Inventory Controller in Motorsport Warehouse

Williams Racing; Grove; On-site; GBP 35,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

Williams Racing is seeking an Inventory Controller to manage the efficient flow, storage and tracking of high‑value components and materials at both the factory and race weekend locations.

The role emphasizes accurate record-keeping, stock audits, and close collaboration with Operations to ensure critical parts are available for production, testing and on-track operations. A strong focus on health and safety, FIA regulations, and continuous improvement is essential.

Qualifications

• Proven experience in inventory control, warehousing, or logistics.
• Experience with inventory management software (ideally D365).

Responsibilities

• Maintain accurate records of stock items using inventory management systems.
• Prepare picks for Operations teams ahead of needs, in line with the work to list.
• Monitor stock levels to ensure critical parts are available for production, testing and race operations.
• Conduct regular stock audits, cycle counts and reconciliations to identify discrepancies and resolve them.
• Ensure proper storage, organization, labeling and accessibility of items.
• Coordinate with Goods Receiving to manage flow of materials into and out of the warehouse.
• Support demand planning by highlighting shortages or surpluses for smooth operations.
• Assist with audits and ensure documentation is readily available for inspection by regulatory bodies.
• Adhere to health and safety obligations and FIA regulations, maintaining high standards of conduct and brand rules.

Skills

Inventory management

Attention to detail

Teamwork

Problem solving

Strong communication

Tools

D365

Job description

Williams Racing is seeking an Inventory Controller to manage the efficient flow, storage and tracking of high‑value components and materials at both the factory and race weekend locations.

The role emphasizes accurate record-keeping, stock audits, and close collaboration with Operations to ensure critical parts are available for production, testing and on-track operations. A strong focus on health and safety, FIA regulations, and continuous improvement is essential.