Warehousing operations require several key roles to be fulfilled in order to operate a smooth and efficient stocktaking system. Reporting to the audit manager, the stock auditor performs a key role in the warehousing environment. Duties include checking stock holdings across the warehouse, tracking and reporting picking data, as well as assisting the audit manager in his duties regarding perpetual inventory function
No specific qualifications are required for junior positions, but previous warehousing experience is highly regarded. In addition, the role requires the stock auditor to be proficient in using Microsoft Excel, as well as other data analysis techniques. Given the accuracy required when dealing with stock inventories, a keen eye for detail is crucial
Given this position’s environment, it may be necessary to undertake some shift work in the course of employment. Junior positions tend to start around £15,000 to £16,000 outside London, with excellent opportunities for further training and promotion. On the other hand, qualified and experienced personnel might expect to earn over £23,000.