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Expeditor & Data Analyst

Aberdeen
1 month ago
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Superior Recruitment are working with wholesale distributors of motor vehicle components who are looking for an Expeditor & Data Analyst role in Aberdeen, full training provided.

Job description

To help in the control and analysis of company stock, stock levels and back orders

  • To liaise with suppliers to get regular back order updates

  • To reconcile and control company supplier back orders

  • To liaise with branches on their back order issues both internal and external

  • To highlight parts to the product team where parts are in short supply

  • To produce weekly and monthly summaries of back order situation

  • To liaise with suppliers on when parts will be available

  • To control the swap over of “changed” part numbers

  • To reconcile internal company back orders on a regular basis

  • To help in the control of stock around the company

  • To help in the maintenance of databases within the stock control process

  • To do any other jobs as required by stock control team, stock office manager or by a director

    Skills required

  • A good knowledge and understanding of Microsoft Excel

  • Good numerical skills

  • Ability to work independently as well as part of a team

  • Knowledge of vehicles beneficial (but not essential)

  • Knowledge of mySQL an advantage (but not essential)

  • Willingness to learn and develop within the job role

    If you are interested please apply with an updated CV

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