Stock Controller

Yoh; City Of London; On-site; Full time

Job summary

A leading global mobility company is seeking an experienced Stock Controller for their new operations depot in London. This full-time role includes managing inventory, overseeing daily operations, and ensuring a well-organized workspace. Strong organizational skills and knowledge of supply chain principles are essential. Applicants can expect a competitive rate of £18-£22 per hour with benefits including holiday days and a pension.

Benefits

20 Days Holiday

Pension

Qualifications

• Experience in inventory systems and parts handling processes.
• Hands-on experience with warehouse tools like pallet jacks.
• Ability to manage multiple priorities and maintain organization.

Responsibilities

• Oversee receiving, unpacking, and verification of incoming parts.
• Manage inventory transactions using Warehouse Management Systems.
• Conduct stock checks and physical inventory audits.
• Ensure accurate documentation for shipments.

Skills

Knowledge of supply chain principles

Skilled in Excel

Familiarity with ERP systems

Attention to detail

Tools

ERP and warehouse systems (SAP, Lightspeed, Reynolds & Reynolds)

Handheld RF devices

Job description

Stock Controller - London - Northwest (NW10)

Full-Time | Weekday Evening Shift (3pm-10pm) | New Vehicle Operations Depot

Duration - 12 Months - With conversion into permanent employment after completion

Rate - £18-£22 per hr (40-45K per annum) + 20 Days Holiday + Pension

A leading global mobility company is establishing a new vehicle operations depot in London to support the deployment and maintenance of a growing fleet of advanced vehicles. We're seeking an experienced Stock Controller to support warehouse and logistics operations at this new location.

About the Role

As Stock Controller, you'll oversee the daily management of vehicle parts and materials, ensuring the timely and accurate flow of inventory throughout the depot. You'll work closely with technicians and operational teams to ensure all materials are received, stored, tracked, and distributed efficiently. This is a hands‑on role requiring strong organizational skills, operational experience, and a proactive, team‑oriented approach.

Key Responsibilities

• Oversee receiving, unpacking, and verification of incoming parts and materials using ERP and warehouse systems (e.g., SAP, Lightspeed, Reynolds & Reynolds, etc.)
• Manage inventory transactions using handheld RF devices and Warehouse Management Systems (WMS)
• Conduct and supervise stock checks, cycle counts, and physical inventory audits
• Coordinate packaging, labeling, and preparation of materials for internal use or outbound shipping
• Manage order picking for repairs, service needs, and scrap requests
• Ensure all shipments and deliveries include accurate documentation (packing slips, bills of lading, manual tags)
• Uphold safety, cleanliness, and compliance standards throughout the parts department
• Support cross‑training and development within the warehouse team
• Fulfill internal requisitions and ensure parts are delivered efficiently to technicians and service areas
• Track and report on key operational metrics and inventory accuracy

What We're Looking For

• Knowledge of supply chain principles, inventory systems, and parts handling processes
• Skilled in Excel and reporting tools; familiarity with inventory and ERP systems
• Hands‑on experience with warehouse tools like pallet jacks (forklift certification not required)
• Strong attention to detail, with the ability to manage multiple priorities and maintain a well‑organized workspace
• A proactive leader who's willing to jump in where needed—whether organising parts, managing deliveries, or maintaining stockroom standards

Why Join Us

This is an opportunity to shape the foundation of a new, high-performing vehicle operations depot in London. You'll be instrumental in building efficient systems, supporting daily operations, and ensuring the depot runs smoothly from day one.

Apply now and help lead the essential parts operation that keeps our fleet on the road.