Warehouse Assistant

IRS Eastern, Inc.; Malabon; On-site; PHP 223,200 - 334,800; Full time

Job summary

A logistics company in Metro Manila is seeking a Warehouse Partsman to manage inventory and ensure the availability of parts for repairs and sales. The ideal candidate has at least one year of experience in warehouse operations, proficient with Microsoft Office and SAP, and holds a degree in engineering or a related field. A meticulous and responsible approach is essential in ensuring efficient warehouse operations.

Qualifications

• At least one year of experience in warehouse operations and inventory control.
• A safety officer certificate is advantageous but not mandatory.
• Typical industry contexts include automotive or heavy equipment.

Responsibilities

• Managing, organizing, and distributing parts within a warehouse.
• Ensures that the correct parts are available when needed for repairs, maintenance, or sales.
• Conducts regular inspections and organizes stocked parts.
• Ensures efficient and timely release of parts upon order.
• Performs random inventory checks at all times to detect discrepancies.
• Reports any unusual findings in stocking or inventory to supervisors.

Skills

Inventory handling

Microsoft Office

SAP

Meticulous

Dedicated

Responsible

Education

Degree in engineering or relevant field

Job description

Overview

A Warehouse Partsman, also known as a Parts Technician or Parts Clerk, is responsible for managing, organizing, and distributing parts within a warehouse. Typically in industries like automotive or heavy equipment. This role ensures that the correct parts are available when needed for repairs, maintenance, or sales.

Responsibilities

• Managing, organizing, and distributing parts within a warehouse.
• Ensures that the correct parts are available when needed for repairs, maintenance, or sales.
• Conducts regular inspections and organizes stocked parts.
• Ensures efficient and timely release of parts upon order.
• Performs random inventory checks at all times to detect discrepancies.
• Reports any unusual findings in stocking or inventory to supervisors.

Qualifications

• At least one year of experience in warehouse operations and inventory control.
• Holds a degree in engineering or another relevant field (e.g. logistics, supply chain, or industrial management).
• A safety officer certificate is advantageous but not mandatory.
• Proficient in inventory handling, Microsoft Office, and SAP.
• Meticulous, dedicated, and responsible.
• Typical industry contexts include automotive or heavy equipment.