About this opening
RTC-1 Employment Services is hiring a Warehouse Supervisor for manufacturing in Jubail for a well-established global supplier that produces high-quality tissue grades in Saudi Arabia. The supervisor runs daily receiving, storage, handling and dispatch, keeps stock records accurate in SAP, and leads the warehouse team to production timelines.
What the role involves
- Supervise daily receiving, storage, material handling and dispatch activities, ensuring efficient warehouse operations and timely material availability for production
- Maintain accurate stock records, conduct regular cycle counts and stock reconciliations, investigate discrepancies and implement corrective actions
- Manage warehouse transactions using SAP, prepare inventory reports, monitor warehouse KPIs and identify opportunities to improve stock accuracy and operational efficiency
- Supervise warehouse personnel, ensure proper material handling and storage practices, and maintain high standards of housekeeping, workplace safety and compliance
Requirements noted by the source board
- A bachelor's degree or diploma in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Business Administration or a related field (as listed on the board)
- Minimum 5 years of warehouse and inventory management experience, preferably in paper manufacturing, FMCG or other industrial manufacturing environments, including supervisory experience (as listed on the board)
- Strong hands-on SAP experience is essential, particularly warehouse transactions, inventory management, stock reconciliation and reporting (as listed on the board)
- The board lists this opening for male Arabic speakers below 40 years old, from Arab countries (GCC and non-GCC), with fluent Arabic (as listed on the board)
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