Store Manager

Requirements and Skills

• Education: Bachelor's Degree in Purchasing and Supplies Management, Warehousing, or Construction Management.
  
• ICMS: Have an active ICMS login or experience
  

Bonded Warehouse knowledge

• Experience: Proven experience of 5-7 years as an Inventory/warehouse Manager or in a similar position within large-scale warehouse operation with more than 3000 SKUs.
  

Optimize Inventory Control Procedures:

• Develop and implement strategies to enhance inventory control and management.
  
• Ensure protocols are in place to accurately track stock levels, mitigate loss, and maintain product integrity.
  

Stock Level Management:

• Regularly inspect stock levels of business supplies and raw materials, identifying and addressing potential shortages.
  
• Ensure adequate product availability across all distribution channels, aligning stock levels with customer demand.
  

Inventory Tracking and Reconciliation:

• Record and reconcile daily deliveries and shipments, ensuring accuracy and timeliness in inventory documentation.
  
• Use advanced inventory management software (e.g. SAGE 300 ERP) to monitor demand, track inventory characteristics, and generate detailed reports.
  

Supply Chain Coordination:

• Place orders to replenish stock, balancing between avoiding shortages and preventing excessive surplus.
  
• Analyze inventory data to anticipate future needs, ensuring the organization is prepared for fluctuations in demand.
  

Supplier Evaluation and Relationship Management:

• Evaluate suppliers to secure cost-effective deals while maintaining strong and trustworthy relationships.
  
• Collaborate with suppliers to ensure timely and accurate deliveries, minimizing delays and disruptions.
  

Cross-functional Collaboration:

• Work closely with warehouse employees, sales, and marketing teams to ensure that business goals are met and inventory aligns with sales projections.
  
• Report to upper management on stock levels, inventory issues, and opportunities for improvement.
  

Risk Mitigation and Compliance:

• Identify potential risks within the inventory process and discreetly implement measures to mitigate these risks.
  
• Ensure all inventory activities comply with company policies, industry regulations, and best practices.