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We are recruiting for a company working in solar energy one.e
Stock Manager
Main duties
Ensure inventory management, monitoring and reliability to ensure product availability
Manage stock movements, service operations, returns and re-sessions
Conduct periodic inventories, analyze deviations and implement corrective actions
Ensure the proper organization of the store: storage, cleanliness, labelling and classification of documents
Coordinate and supervise the activities of storekeepers by ensuring an efficient distribution of tasks
Ensure compliance with inventory management procedures and safety rules
Candidate profile
Holder of a Bac +2 in Logistics, Management or equivalent field
Experience
Proven experience in stock management
Other information
Mastery of IT tools and inventory management software
Responsibilities
A sense of rigour, a strong sense of organization and responsibility
Good analytical and problem-solving skills to manage
Sense of leadership in a dynamic work environment
Good relationship and team spirit...
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