Stock Controller & Warehouse Logistics Specialist - Lanseria, Gauteng - Salary: R10,000 R25,000 per month (negotiable based on experience)

Stock Controller & Warehouse Logistics Specialist - Lanseria, Gauteng - Salary: R10,000 R25,000 per month (negotiable based on experience) About the Role:A top-tier technical supplier is looking for a meticulous, hands-on Stock Controller to manage store inventory, supply chain flow, and warehouse operations at their Lanseria facility. If you have strong analytical skills, advanced Excel capabilities, and a knack for process efficiency, this role offers an exceptional opportunity to make a direct operational impact. Key Responsibilities:Track shipments, manage stock rotation (FIFO), and forecast demand to prevent overstock or out-of-stock purchasing details, invoices, and pricing into the inventory management system.Conduct physical stock audits, reconcile variances, and manage perpetual inventory (PI) checks.Receive incoming shipments, verify paperwork, inspect quality, and manage supplier returns or discrepancies.Operate a forklift to store, pick, and transfer stock across departments safely.Maintain high standards of warehouse safety, cleanliness, and efficiency.Requirements:Experience: 2 to 5 years of proven experience as a Stock Controller, Warehouse Manager, or Inventory Controller.Technical Skills: Advanced MS Excel skills (candidates will be tested on Pivot Tables, VLOOKUP, and formulas).Education: Matric with Higher Grade Mathematics (C+ symbol or higher).Certifications: Forklift license/experience required for stock movement.Key Traits: Strong leadership capabilities, high pressure tolerance, excellent organizational skills, and acute attention to detail.

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