Stores Attendant at ATL Global Business

Stores Attendant at ATL Global Business | Iko Kazi

Our client is a premium inbound destination management company in Africa, with an established presence in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Botswana, Namibia, and South Africa. The company's dedicated team of travel consultants specializes in providing personalized travel services and exceptional products, including private guided tours, FIT arrangements, group travel experiences, and MICE products.
The organization prides itself on building strong human-to-human business partnerships, supported by robust systems and processes, while providing expert insights into unique tour and safari destinations at competitive prices.
Our client is offering an exciting career opportunity for a skilled and enthusiastic professional to join its team in Nairobi.
We are seeking a reliable, organized, and detail-oriented Stores Attendant to support the efficient management of inventory, stores, and warehouse operations. The successful candidate will be responsible for receiving, storing, issuing, and maintaining accurate records of materials, supplies, tools, equipment, and other company assets, while ensuring compliance with established procedures and safety standards.

Key Responsibilities

Receive, inspect, verify, store, and issue inventory in accordance with approved procedures.
Maintain accurate stock records, stock cards, inventory systems, and related documentation.
Monitor stock levels, identify shortages, and support timely replenishment.
Participate in regular stock counts, audits, and reconciliation of inventory discrepancies.
Manage and track company tools, equipment, and other assets held in the stores, including issuance and returns, and report any damage, loss, or discrepancies.
Ensure proper labeling, shelving, arrangement, and storage of inventory.
Apply appropriate FIFO and FEFO principles to ensure effective stock rotation and minimize wastage, expiry, and obsolescence.
Ensure the safe handling and proper storage of fragile, hazardous, and other sensitive materials in accordance with applicable safety requirements.
Maintain the stores in a clean, secure, well-organized, and safe condition.
Coordinate with procurement, finance, logistics, suppliers, and user departments to support smooth and timely operations.
Update inventory records and systems promptly and accurately.
Maintain proper filing of stores and inventory documentation and prepare periodic inventory reports as required.
Monitor and maintain records of damaged, expired, obsolete, or slow-moving stock and support appropriate action.

Diploma, or Bachelor's degree in Stores Management, Procurement and Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Warehouse Management, Business Administration, Commerce, Inventory Management, or a related field.
At least three (3) years of relevant experience in stores, warehouse, inventory, logistics, or related operations.
Good working knowledge of inventory control, stock reconciliation, goods receiving and issuing, and records management.
Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and Word.
Experience using an ERP or inventory management system will be an added advantage.

The ideal candidate should demonstrate:

High levels of accuracy and attention to detail.
Integrity, accountability, and reliability.
Strong organizational and record-keeping skills.
Good understanding of inventory and stores management procedures.
A strong commitment to health and safety standards.
The ability to work effectively with internal teams, suppliers, and delivery personnel in a fast-paced environment.