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JOB DESCRIPTION Job title: Inventory Controller
Department: Acal BFi Central Procurement (ACP)
Reports to: Ian Smith – Inventory Control Manager
Location: Wokingham
Salary range: £ per annum Hours of work: 37.5 per week Benefits and assets: Performance-related bonus, pension, life insurance Person specification Qualifications and knowledge
Skills and experience
Personal attributes
Good understanding of the principles of purchasing and inventory management
Knowledge and application of various tools and techniques used in purchasing and inventory management
Good standard of education – min.5 GCSEs or grade C or above inc. Maths and English or similar qualifications
Computer literate (MS Office - especially Excel)
Previous experience in order administration or purchasing
Good standard of literacy and numeracy
Correlating and compiling information
Report creation and analysis
Good, clear and concise communication skills – verbal and written
Excellent planning and organising skills
Good interpersonal skills
Self-driven but able to work as part of a team
Ability to meet deadlines
Excellent accuracy skills and attention to detail
Able to work under pressure
Creative – able to think outside the box
Excellent relationship management / interpersonal skills
Scope of responsibility Acal Central Procurement is one of two central European teams who are responsible for purchasing and inventory management within Acal Plc's Electronics Division. The team, which consists of 15 in the UK, is tasked with managing the on hand inventory in conjunction with open purchase orders (thus maximising the efficient use of the division’s working capital) whilst supporting the commercial sales requirements of our 11 Sales Offices which are located within the major counties in Europe and ultimately, all of our customers.
Purpose of the job
To work as part of the inventory management team and to interface with the sales offices across Europe and our suppliers to fulfil customer requirements
To ensure that there are correct and sufficient components and products in stock to meet customer requirements and delivery deadlines
Liaising directly with internal and external sales, customer services, warehouse and freight forwarders to ensure we meet our customer requirements
Main duties and accountabilities Inventory and purchasing management:
Ordering of product against demand, forecasts, re-order levels and stock profiles
Determining and maintaining appropriate stock levels
Creating and maintaining part numbers
Management of assigned supplier stock rotations
Stock allocation
Purchasing
Reviewing and managing standard lead times
Managing and where appropriate, negotiating product pricing with suppliers in conjunction with Product Managers
Maintaining the price supplier catalogues
Ensure supplier acknowledge orders in a timely manner
Manage open order books, driving the supplier to meet our requested delivery dates
Action order amendments, rescheduling and cancellation requests as appropriate
Liaising with suppliers for special delivery as and when required
Communication and Relationship management
Establish and maintain effective working relationships with suppliers
Establish and maintain effective working relationships with internal customers
Ensure internal customers are kept appraised of order progression, changes and risks
Compliance
Collections of compliance information from suppliers, REACH, ROHS, Conflict Minerals, AEO
Any other relevant and reasonable duties that may be requested by management Key performance indicators
Unacknowledged orders
Overdue orders
Pre-progressing of orders
Pro-active order book management