Required: Stockkeeper

We ARE Renewables is currently looking for a Stockkeeper for one of our clients in The Netherlands.

Your tasks:

You will support the Warehouse coordinator;
You will manage the warehouse with the aim to support an efficient and effective workflow on site to do service.
You will report to the site manager.
You are responsible for in – and ongoing parts and will be identifying and taking care of improvement points.
You will coordinate, check and advice about the site needs/demands as well as defining the technical scope (supplier contact) of needs/demands.
You keep track of the order placed, check new deliveries and set up general (re)certification of all tools, lifting equipment and PPE. Part of stock/store management is ensuring the systems is up to date and minimal stock levels are defined based on availability and order/delivery timeframe.
You have to ensure compliance with HSE standards according to the company and local requirements and have to ensure the Zero Harm policy is also applied within the warehouse. Zero Harm is a company initiative/program that is based on three principles:
A goal of zero incidents is achievable;
We are responsible for our own health and safety;
We are obligated to intervene if another’s health or safety is at risk.

Your profile:

Flexible team player with a proactive hands-on mentality that can work independently.
Experience with operation management systems (SAP) is a must.
Experience in a technical warehouse is a big plus.
Good knowledge of spoken and written English.
Available 12hrs per 4 days on 4 days off rotation (including weekends).

The ideal candidate will have previous warehouse experience.
What are the key responsibilities associated with the job?

Zero Harm policy within the warehouse.
Material tracker and purchase order overview always up to date.
Ensure quality; timely inspection and calibration of tools and PPE, including correct registration;

Start date: ASAP
Employment type: Term/Perm
Location: Ijmuiden, Netherlands
Hours per week: 40 hours