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Under the responsibility of the Site Supervisor, he will essentially be responsible for managing the entry and exit of equipment. As such, its activities are as follows:
Receiving and recording deliveries of construction materials, materials and equipment;
Check compliance (quantity, quality, reference) with purchase orders;
Report non-conformities, damage or missing;
Hold stock sheets, control available quantities (inventory) and anticipate stock outs;
Manage/report procurement requests to its hierarchy;
Store and track material outputs; construction materials and equipment;
Label, classify and store materials according to their specificities;
Maintain a clean work environment and optimize space use;
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Perform any other activities at the request of its hierarchy.
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