Stock Control & Inventory Coordinator
Lismore, New South Wales, Australia · Full Time
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About the Position
Metroll Lismore is looking for a meticulous and organised Stock Control & Inventory Coordinator to become a vital member of their operations department. As a prominent Australian manufacturer and supplier specializing in roofing, cladding, rainwater, and steel building materials, Metroll offers a critical role focused on maintaining precise inventory levels, supporting production activities, and ensuring timely delivery of products to customers.
Primary Responsibilities
- Oversee inventory quantities and ensure stock records are accurate and current.
- Organize and conduct routine and cyclical stocktaking operations.
- Investigate inconsistencies in stock data and develop corrective strategies.
- Perform inventory movement reconciliations within the ERP system.
- Collaborate with procurement to sustain proper stock levels.
- Accurately record receipt of raw materials and finished goods.
- Provide inventory-related assistance to production and warehouse teams.
- Analyze stock data and generate reports focused on inventory control.
- Identify and recommend improvements to stock accuracy and warehouse workflows.
- Ensure adherence to company policies and standards for inventory management.
- Assist with stock reconciliations during month-end and year-end periods.
- Maintain a safe, well-organized, and efficient warehouse environment.
Candidate Profile
- Experience in stock control, inventory management, warehouse administration, or related roles.
- Proven ability managing stocktakes and executing inventory reconciliations.
- High attention to detail with strong numerical accuracy.
- Proficiency with ERP or other inventory management software.
- Intermediate-level skills in Microsoft Excel.
- Excellent organizational and analytical problem-solving capabilities.
- Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate across departments.
- A proactive mindset focused on ongoing improvement.
- Preferred background in manufacturing, steel, building products, or industrial settings.
Benefits and Opportunities
- Be part of a reputable, Australian-owned manufacturing company with a wide national reach.
- Contribute significantly to the success of production and operational units.
- Enjoy a stable full-time role with potential career advancement.
- Work within an encouraging and cooperative team environment.
- Access continual training and professional growth programs.
- Engage in initiatives aimed at continuous process improvements.
Additional Information
Metroll values diversity and inclusion, welcoming candidates from all backgrounds and experiences. Prospective hires must verify legal work eligibility and may be subject to job-appropriate pre-employment screening. Reasonable accommodations are available throughout the recruitment process upon request to ensure accessibility.