Stock Controller
Stock Controller
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in supply chain management, Logistics, Business Administration, Operations Management, or related field (master’s degree is an added advantage).
- Relevant professional certification in warehouse management preferred
- Minimum of 3–5 years of progressive experience in warehouse, logistics, or operations management, with at least 3 years in a supervisory or managerial role.
- Proven experience in inventory control, stock management, and warehouse systems implementation.
- Experience in managing cold chain logistics, ice production, or FMCG/food processing environments is highly desirable.
- Demonstrated ability to manage budgets, optimise resources, and implement cost-effective procurement strategies.
- Strong track record in leading teams, performance management, and driving process efficiency.
- Practical knowledge of Health, Safety & Environmental (HSE) regulations and compliance.
Job role
1. Inventory Management:
· Overseeing all inventory transactions of harvested fish at receiving, grading, counting and packing sections through to storage, further processing and dispatch of fish products.
· Maintaining accurate inventory records in all WIP warehouses and storage warehouses through use of data capture methods.
· Conduct daily regular stock checks, cycle counts, and reconciliations with Stock Clerks and completing all GIT transactions in both Sage and Power BI.
· Identify and resolve inventory discrepancies and variances promptly.
· Generate Harvest Receipts for all dispatches to commercial and ensuring the dispatch files are fully updated and signed copies shared.
· Process all daily sales, donations and canteen transactions.
· Working hand in hand with the D&A team in ensuring all manual entries are populated and synched in the system.
· Conducting weekly and monthly stock counts in all active processing warehouses and ensuring all variances are investigated and reports shared
2. Quality Control:
· Working with Quality Assurance team in ensuring all fish products meet internal quality standards and temperature requirements before handling, storing or dispatch.
· Monitor storage conditions in our storage and transit storage warehouses to maintain product quality and prevent bacterial and enzymic spoilage.
· Identifying and reporting all quality issues or contamination risks to Quality Assurance team or Engineering team.
· Collaborate with quality team to resolve quality issues and risk to product.
3. Inventory Optimization and Stock Management:
· Analysing inventory levels and Stock on Hand
· Identify slow-moving or stock risking obsolescence to Superintendent
· Generate Sage recon reports, Consolidated reports, Stock Movement Reports, Counting Sheets
· Ensuring that all inventory management procedures are fully implemented across the shopfloor.
· Stock movements in SAGE (stock manufacturing: replicating the physical process in SAGE)