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Contract: Other | Location: Guinea | Experience: 3 to 5 years | Training: BTS / DUT
Job description
As part of the recruitment for a major player in high-end furniture, Trust Africa is looking for a Warehouse Manager to oversee the reception, storage, inventory management and order preparation, while supervising a team of handlers.
Main duties
Receive and monitor the qualitative and quantitative compliance of furniture goods upon arrival.
Oversee methodical storage, secure storage and protection of bulky or fragile products.
Manage and optimize stock flows (inputs, outputs, transfers to the gallery or construction sites).
Carry out rotating and annual inventories and correct inventory deviations on ERP.
Prepare and supervise the delivery of orders for the delivery and assembly team.
Supervise the handling team in strict compliance with safety rules (PPE).
Candidate profile
Experience
Graduate Bac+2/3 in Logistics, Transport, Supply Chain or Stock Management, with 3 to 5 years of minimum experience in warehouse management, ideally in furniture, appliances or bulky products. Mastery of stock management software (WMS, ERP), stacking rules and handling equipment (CACES appreciated).
Required skills
Mastery of stock management software (WMS, ERP)
Knowledge of stacking rules
Handling equipment (CACES appreciated)
Inventory management
Carrying out inventories
Team coaching
Compliance with safety rules (PPE)
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