Warehouse General Worker

SUMMARY:
Our client in the Airport Industrial area seeks a Warehouse General Worker for an Automobile Parts Company. Requirements include Grade 12 or equivalent, prior warehouse experience, proficiency with warehouse equipment, strong attention to detail, organizational skills, reliability, punctuality, and good communication. Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint) is also required. If you meet these criteria and seek a dynamic role, apply now.

POSITION INFO:
A recent professional profile photo is to accompany your application
EMPLOYMENT TYPE    :           Permanent
SECTOR                          :           Warehousing
BASIC SALARY              :           R6800.00
START DATE                  :           A.S.A.P / Immediate

REQUIREMENTS:

• Grade 12 or equivalent
• Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
• Previous warehouse experience preferred
• Ability to operate warehouse equipment
• Strong attention to detail and organizational skills
• Reliable and punctual with a strong work ethic
• Good communication skills

• Report to the supervisor at the start of each day for daily tasks and duties at 07:45.
• Inform the supervisor of any absence before 08:00.
• Stay until 17:30 when necessary for pick lists printed after 17:00 for the next morning’s delivery.
• Use the clocking system at the start and end of each working day and during tea breaks.
• Maintain a clean and organized workspace.

• Pick all orders immediately without delay.
• Report damaged stock to the warehouse supervisor.
• Write your name on the pick list and record the Sales Order number and number of lines.
• Follow up on any missing items with the location worker.
• Prioritize collections, couriers, and urgent pick lists.
• Ensure accuracy in picking and placing items in the delivery bay.

• Confirm placement of bulk orders with QC.
• Group stock according to the sales order with visible part numbers.

• Take responsibility for all stock and tools.
• Report damaged tools immediately.
• Ensure stock is in the correct locations, easily accessible, and clearly labelled.
• Handle stock returns daily and ensure samples are returned to locations.

• Receive container papers a week in advance to prepare space.
• Create new locations for new stock.
• Hand back container papers to the supervisor for SAP updates.

• Pack stock according to car make and similar items together.
• Pack stock in alphabetical order and avoid placing similar part numbers close together.
• Create boxes for loose items with less than five units.

• Verify and inspect incoming stock.
• Update records and notify the supervisor of any discrepancies.

• Follow established procedures for handling returns for credit.
• Ensure proper documentation and inspection of returned items.

• Complete daily picking tasks.
• Pack items correctly to prevent damage.
• Ensure stock is easily accessible.
• Clearly label all parts.

• Utilize available tools efficiently.
• Maintain tools in good working condition.

• Seek clarification from supervisors when needed.
• Ensure understanding of tasks and procedures.

• Open unlabeled boxes to verify and document contents accurately.

• Monday to Friday: 07:45 – 17:30
• May require overtime during peak periods.