Warehouseman at Primus Group

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Reports operationally to the Barge Superintendent and functionally to construction manager. Individual  should  strive  to ensure  thathis  warehouse  meets  all  requirements  listed  in  the warehouse check list. Ensures that personnel in the department receive the proper training and encouragement and are afforded the opportunity to grow and improve themselves in the area of warehousing.
• The Lead  Warehouseman  is  responsible  for  the  day  to  day  operations  and  control  of  the warehouse advising the Barge Superintendent of any major problems.
• As part of this responsibility he must ensure that the daily transactions of issues, receipts and transfers are properly documented.
• His warehouse efforts must be centred around the DTE Warehouse Stock Status Report. This document  should  accurately  list  and  describe  all  materials  in  inventory  at  the  respective location.
• The  daily  issues,  receipts  and  transfers must  be  posted  to  this  document.  A  continual monitoring  effort  must  be  maintained  to  ensure  that  any  errors  listed  in  this  report  are discovered and rectified.
• To ensure that all stock is properly identified, tagged and grouped in such a manner that same is easily found and retrieved by the warehouseman, when requested by others.
• To  ensure  that  the  warehouse  is  maintained  in  a  neat  and  orderly  manner  with  locations clearly marked on all rows of items.
• Must be familiar with the items in the respective warehouse and know where they are located.

QUALIFICATION AND EXPERIENCE

• Should have a minimum of 5 years offshore warehousing experience or minimum 10 year of warehousing experience include both “Project type materials and repair parts”.
• Should  be  able  to  supervise staff and teach through a “hands on” approach utilizing the warehouse procedures currently in use.
• Should possess a general knowledge of filing systems and of computerized data input. If he has no knowledge of computerized data input he must be open
• minded enough to understand and accept the system being used.
• Must be able to communicate intelligently through the telex system and to understand verbal requests from a multitude of different nationals. He must be able to live and work in a closely confined environment, physically fit and not prone to sea sicknes