Store Keeper

**Job description**

**Job description**

1. **Inventory Management**
- **Receiving and Inspecting Materials**: The storekeeper is responsible for receiving construction materials such as cement, steel, wood, tools, and machinery. They must inspect these materials for quality and ensure that the correct quantity and specifications match the purchase orders.
- **Tracking Stock Levels**: They maintain a detailed record of all materials on-site and track their usage. This includes updating stock levels regularly to prevent shortages or overstocking, which can delay construction progress.
- **Replenishing Supplies**: They monitor inventory and reorder materials and equipment in a timely manner to avoid any interruption in work due to lack of materials.

2. **Material Distribution**
- **Issuing Materials**: The storekeeper issues materials and tools as needed by the construction workers. This can include providing them with raw materials, safety equipment, and any other items required for specific tasks.
- **Proper Documentation**: Every issue of materials or tools is recorded, ensuring accurate tracking of what’s been distributed and what remains in stock.

3. **Organization of Storage**
- **Safe and Efficient Storage**: Storekeepers ensure that all materials are stored properly to prevent damage, theft, or deterioration. This includes arranging materials in an organized and accessible manner according to their type or use (e.g., hazardous materials, bulky items, fragile items).
- **Space Management**: Construction sites can be large, so the storekeeper is responsible for optimizing the storage area to ensure space is used efficiently while maintaining safety and accessibility.

4. **Tool and Equipment Management**
- **Tracking Tools and Equipment**: In addition to materials, the storekeeper manages tools and machinery used on the construction site. This involves checking that all equipment is in good working condition and ensuring that tools are returned after use.
- **Maintenance of Equipment**: They may oversee basic maintenance of tools and equipment, such as cleaning, lubricating, or reporting malfunctioning tools for repairs.
- **Handling Borrowed Equipment**: If tools or equipment are shared between different areas of the site, the storekeeper keeps track of their movement and usage.

5. **Safety and Compliance**
- **Ensure Safety Standards**: Storekeepers on a construction site are responsible for ensuring that materials are stored in a way that does not pose a safety hazard, including adhering to fire safety regulations, keeping materials away from dangerous areas, and managing hazardous materials properly.
- **PPE Management**: They often manage personal protective equipment (PPE), ensuring that workers have access to the necessary safety gear, such as helmets, gloves, boots, and eye protection.

6. **Reporting and Documentation**
- **Inventory Reports**: Regularly submitting reports on stock levels, material usage, and shortages is essential for project planning and budget management. They also report on any damage, theft, or spoilage of materials.
- **Tracking Movement of Materials**: The storekeeper keeps detailed records of the materials coming in and out of the store, helping the project manager track usage against the project’s timeline and budget.

7. **Coordination with Other Teams**
- **Liaison with Suppliers**: The storekeeper often communicates with suppliers to ensure that materials are delivered on time and according to the correct specifications.
- **Collaboration with Site Foremen and Supervisors**: They coordinate with construction site supervisors and foremen to determine the material needs for specific tasks or phases of the project.

8. **Preventing Theft and Loss**
- **Security**: On construction sites, there is a risk of theft or loss of materials. The storekeeper helps implement security measures, such as controlled access to storage areas and regular checks on inventory.

9. **Waste Management**
- **Disposal of Excess or Waste Materials**: Storekeepers help monitor and manage waste materials, ensuring that any unused or discarded materials are disposed of in an environmentally responsible manner.

10. **Emergency Handling**
- **Handling Emergency Needs**: In cases of urgent material requirements or emergencies, the storekeeper must be able to quickly gather the necessary materials and equipment and ensure they’re available for immediate use.

Schedule:

- Day shift
- Morning shift
- Rotational shift

**Experience**:

- total work: 1 year (preferred)

Work Location: In person

Schedule:

- Day shift

Work Location: In person

75300 52888

Schedule:

- Day shift

Work Location: In person