Senior Warehouse & Inventory Controller

PepsiCo Inc.; Dammam; On-site; SAR 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

PepsiCo in Saudi Arabia seeks a warehouse lead to manage stock control, inventory audits and daily warehouse operations. You will supervise labour, forklift operators and store staff, ensuring accurate receiving, issuing and documentation while complying with safety and quality standards.

The role requires at least two years in a supply chain capacity, a relevant degree, and strong English communication. A commitment to continuous improvement and cross-functional collaboration is essential.

Qualifications

• Minimum two years in a supply chain role with cross-functional experience.
• Degree in Commerce, Finance or Technical studies.
• Good English (spoken and written) is a must.

Responsibilities

• Inventory reconciliation daily and monthly close.
• Coordinate stock allocation with AGRO and MRP offloading plan.
• Maintain warehouses per AIB standards and ensure hygiene checks.
• Allocate tasks to dispatchers, labourers and forklift operators.
• Ensure timely shift handovers with clear instructions.
• Maintain equipment and record periodic maintenance.
• Manage receiving and issuing accuracy and document flow.
• Support EHS compliance and continual improvement of the MS.

Skills

English proficiency

Analytical skills

Communication

Cross-functional understanding

Planning

Motivation and leadership

Education

Degree in Commerce/Finance/Technical

Supply chain/warehousing management qualification

Tools

Learn fast with new technologies

Job description

PepsiCo in Saudi Arabia seeks a warehouse lead to manage stock control, inventory audits and daily warehouse operations. You will supervise labour, forklift operators and store staff, ensuring accurate receiving, issuing and documentation while complying with safety and quality standards.

The role requires at least two years in a supply chain capacity, a relevant degree, and strong English communication. A commitment to continuous improvement and cross-functional collaboration is essential.