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Receiving goods and checking their compliance with delivery orders.
Check the quantities, references and status of products received.
Store the goods in their intended locations.
Prepare orders and make the products available to the services or customers concerned.
Carry out the entry and exit of stock in the management system.
Carry out periodic inventories and report stock discrepancies.
Ensure the labelling and identification of products.
Keep the store clean, organized and secure.
Participate in the loading and unloading of goods.
Report damaged, missing or non-compliant products.
Respect internal procedures as well as hygiene and safety rules.
Candidate profile
Male or female aged 30 to 45
Lives around Tanjombato
Experience
3 years of experience in the storekeeper position (especially in the field of building materials would be an asset)
A sense of organization
Know how to communicate
A team spirit
Rigourous
Methodical
Sector: LOGISTICS
Mode of work: On site
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