Store & Inventory Executive – Electronics
Craysol Technologies (I) Pvt. Ltd. is looking for a Store & Warehouse Assistant to support day-to-day inventory and material handling activities in our production environment.
The role involves handling raw materials, electronic components, and production-related items used in the manufacturing of GPS Trackers and Speed Governors.
Key Responsibilities
Manage daily store and warehouse activities related to production.
Receive, inspect, store, and issue raw materials and electronic components.
Maintain accurate stock and inventory records.
Record inward and outward movement of materials.
Coordinate with Production and Purchase teams for material requirements.
Monitor stock levels and report shortages, damages, or discrepancies.
Ensure proper identification, storage, and systematic arrangement of materials.
Prepare stock and inventory reports using MS Excel.
Maintain store documentation using MS Word and Excel.
Assist with physical stock verification and periodic inventory checks.
Maintain cleanliness and proper organization of the warehouse.
Follow company procedures for material handling and inventory control.
Requirements
ITI / Diploma / Degree in Electronics, Electrical, or a related field.
Freshers can apply.
Good knowledge of MS Excel and MS Word.
Basic knowledge of electronic components and production materials is an advantage.
Good organizational and record-keeping skills.
Ability to handle materials carefully and maintain accurate records.
Comfortable working in a production and warehouse environment.
Candidates looking for a stable, long-term career opportunity are preferred.
Benefits
Provident Fund
- Job Type
- Full-time
- Experience
- Freshers can apply
- Education
- ITI / Diploma / Degree
- Department
- Stores / Warehouse / Production
How to Apply
Interested candidates can apply through Indeed or contact: 9072610005 / hrexe1@mail.craysol.com
- Pay
- From ₹10,013.51 per month
- Work Location
- In person
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