THE COMPANY

Redox is a ASX listed, leading raw material and ingredients distributor with 16 regional offices throughout Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia and the United States of America. We bring the best products from around the world to clients in over 170 unique industries. Established in 1965 with more than 400 staff and sales totalling over $1 billion dollars last financial year, Redox is an Australian success story and still growing. More than just a job, start your career with Redox today.
The Position
This is a fantastic opportunity for a bright and motivated individual to join the team as a Store Coordinator in a dynamic and fast-paced environment. Monday to Friday 6am- 2pm.

The position is responsible for:

• Inventory management - Monitoring incoming purchase orders and container unpacking for the Branch
• Monitoring pending stock transfers and consignment stocks
• Checking store reports, entering stock and reprinting store reports.
• Organising and writing consignment notes
• Conducting stocktake, analysing and investigating stock discrepancies
• Stock checks & locations - Organising the product and stock within the warehouse
• Raise stock conversions and stock transfers for conversions
• Raise transfers for the return of empty intermediate bulk containers (IBC’s) from customers
• Investigate and resolve quality problems in ERP systems
• Print and despatch Emergency Information Panels (EIP’s)

• Inventory management - Monitoring incoming purchase orders and container unpacking for the Branch
• Monitoring pending stock transfers and consignment stocks
• Checking store reports, entering stock and reprinting store reports.
• Organising and writing consignment notes
• Conducting stocktake, analysing and investigating stock discrepancies
• Stock checks & locations - Organising the product and stock within the warehouse
• Raise stock conversions and stock transfers for conversions
• Raise transfers for the return of empty intermediate bulk containers (IBC’s) from customers
• Investigate and resolve quality problems in ERP systems
• Print and despatch Emergency Information Panels (EIP’s