Stores Supervisor

A leading aviation organisation is seeking a highly motivated, career-focused Stores Supervisor to join their growing team. This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious individual looking to develop within a fast-paced, challenging, and rewarding aviation environment where talent is recognised and progression is encouraged.

Responsibilities

• Supervise day-to-day activities of Stores shift operators to ensure effective output
• Plan and manage resource availability to meet operational workload demands
• Accurately receipt and process incoming aircraft parts onto AMOS
• Issue aircraft parts from the Stores counter efficiently
• Maintain high standards of health & safety and enforce compliance across the team
• Ensure the safety, security and integrity of all assets within the Stores facility
• Accurately input and manage data within the Stores system
• Maintain integrity of aircraft components, including labelling and packaging
• Process US returns and manage associated documentation
• Raise and place orders with contractors for aircraft parts
• Manage stock control and inventory levels
• Account for serviceable spares following maintenance activity
• Support continuous improvement and undertake additional duties as required by the Line Manager

Person Specification

Essential:

• Proficiency in IT systems including Outlook, Word and Excel
• Experience within an aviation stores or similar environment
• Strong understanding of health & safety practices, including manual handling
• Excellent attention to detail with a consistent and accurate approach
• Strong communication skills, both written and verbal
• Proven team leadership experience, including mentoring and managing staff

Desirable:

• Knowledge of COSHH and chemical handling
• Dangerous Goods by Air Certificate (valid or recently expired within 30 days)

Benefits

• Competitive salary
• Career progression opportunities within a growing aviation business
• Exposure to a dynamic and fast-paced operational environment
• Ongoing training and development