1. Inventory Management:

• Receive, inspect, and store electrical materials, tools, and components.
• Organize stock to ensure easy access and minimize loss or damage.
• Maintain accurate records of inventory levels, incoming/outgoing materials, and reorder points.
• Conduct regular stock audits to ensure accurate inventory.
• Report discrepancies or shortages in inventory.

1. Stock Control and Maintenance:

• Keep track of the condition of electrical equipment and tools, ensuring that they are in working order.
• Ensure proper storage conditions to avoid damage to electrical components (e.g., temperature control, moisture prevention).
• Issue materials and equipment as per work orders or requests.

1. Safety and Compliance:

• Follow safety protocols and regulations for the handling, storage, and transportation of electrical materials.
• Ensure that hazardous materials are stored and disposed of properly, in accordance with safety guidelines.
• Monitor and ensure that the warehouse or storage area is clean, safe, and organized.

1. Record Keeping and Reporting:

• Maintain records of all stock movements, including receipts, issues, and transfers.
• Prepare inventory reports and supply requisitions.
• Assist in forecasting stock levels based on usage patterns.

1. Procurement and Ordering:

• Coordinate with procurement departments to order new stock when necessary, ensuring that the electrical inventory meets operational needs.
• Assist in evaluating the quality and suitability of suppliers and products.

1. Customer/Employee Support:

• Assist in the issuing of tools and materials for maintenance and repair work.
• Provide support to employees and contractors by ensuring they have the necessary electrical materials on hand.

1. Documentation:

• Ensure proper labeling, tagging, and categorization of all electrical goods.
• Document any damage, loss, or spoilage of materials and report to the supervisor.

1. Tool and Equipment Management:

• Ensure the proper use and maintenance of tools and equipment stored in the warehouse.
• Conduct regular checks on tools to ensure they are not damaged and are functional.

Skills:

• Strong organizational and record-keeping skills.
• Good understanding of inventory management and stock control practices.
• Ability to operate warehouse equipment (e.g., forklift, pallet jack) safely.
• Strong attention to detail.
• Basic knowledge of electrical systems, tools, and equipment.
• Proficient in using inventory management software and Microsoft Office tools.

Working Conditions:

• The role may require manual labor, such as lifting and organizing heavy electrical items.
• Working in a warehouse or storeroom environment with potential exposure to electrical hazards and various safety risks.