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Minimum Bac level (Bac +2 in logistics or recommended inventory management)
Experience
1 to 3 years experience in an equivalent position
Excellent knowledge of inventory management methods
Mastery of office tools (Excel, software dedicated to stock management)
Responsibilities
Rigor, sense of organization and strong responsibility
Good physical condition
Team spirit and great responsiveness
Rigorous monitoring of logistics
Strict adherence to procedures
Objectives of the position
Manage the receipt, storage and exit of goods
Check the conformity of deliveries (quantities, quality, documents)
Organize storage and optimize storage space
Update stock sheets and inventories
Participate in regular inventories
Ensure compliance with safety and conservation standards
Prepare customer orders
Report any anomaly or out of stock
Required documents:
An updated CV
A cover letter
Education / Qualifications
Copies of diplomas and certificates
Location
Location Akwa – Behind the College De La Salle, Cameroon, Douala
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Deadline for submission of applications: 20 May 2026.
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