Inventory Line Lead

Great Lea Common
4 weeks ago
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Inventory Line Lead 
Monday – Friday 15:00pm – 23:30pm 40 hours per week

Are you ready to take the lead in a high-energy and dynamic environment where accuracy, efficiency, and teamwork drive success? We're looking for a self-motivated and detail-oriented Inventory Line Lead to oversee inventory operations within our clients thriving and fast paced manufacturing facility.

As the Inventory Line Lead, you’ll be the go-to for all things inventory. From managing responsibilities such as cycle counts and stock audits to goods in and warehouse functions. Your role will be pivotal in identifying and resolving inventory challenges while working alongside cross-functional teams to support production and business goals.

Your Key Responsibilities as the Inventory Line Lead Will Include:

Leading and promoting health, safety, and risk management within the department
Coordinating daily departmental workflow and staff direction
Ensuring stock accuracy, resolving discrepancies, and maintaining data integrity
Optimising the use of MRP and company software to support production needs
Participating in team meetings and offering solutions to operational issues
Providing performance feedback and coaching to inventory, receiving, and kitting teams
Flagging and supporting the resolution of issues with work instructions or processes
Upholding 6S compliance in all relevant warehouse areas
Managing team training, holiday schedules, and absence reporting
Supporting production surges and critical timelines with flexibility and leadership
Completing all mandatory training and company compliance activitiesPersonal Qualities and Behaviours as the Inventory Line Lead:

Ability to organise workload effectively for the purpose of meeting production schedules with stock availability
Ability to demonstrate flexibility /versatility combined with initiative, drive and ability to meet deadlines
Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to support employees
Use of Computer and MRP systems Join the Team: Company Benefits:

Competitive pay and bonus structure
A collaborative environment where your ideas and leadership matter
Opportunities to make a real impact on efficiency and operations
Be part of a fast-moving team that values precision and proactive problem-solvingApply today or contact Abby Maslin at the Reading office to find out more. 

Due to the volume of applications we receive, unfortunately we are not able to respond to every application personally, therefore, if you have not heard back from us within 5 working days please assume your application has been unsuccessful. To see our other available vacancies please visit our website.

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