Storeworker/Driver/Despatch Grade Clause Samples
Storeworker/Driver/Despatch Grade. (2)
1. All of the requirements of a storeworker grade (1);
2. Able to understand detailed instructions and work from procedures;
3. Able to co-ordinate work in a team environment under limited supervision;
4. Responsible for the quality of their own work;
5. Possess sound interpersonal and communication skills;
6. Licensed operation of all appropriate materials handling equipment;
7. Maintain basic equipment by using appropriate tools, which does not require trades knowledge or expertise;
8. Accessing stock by using computer technology;
9. Clerical duties within the warehouse including handling more than two major clerical functions, customer liaison and use of a VDU which involves inputting and accessing information without altering the data base;
10. Checking and assembling orders;
11. Operate fork lift and stock picker as a primary responsibility including the loading and unloading of trucks;
12. Inventory and warehousing control;
13. Be licensed to minimum M R Driving Licence Classification;
14. Have a sound knowledge of the employer’s product.
15. Hold a current first aid certificate. An employee will remain at this level until they are capable of effectively performing the tasks of a higher grade. Promotion to a higher level will depend on assessment by the employer and appropriate qualification, so as to enable them to be selected as suitable for promotion to the next level.
Storeworker/Driver/Despatch Grade. (3)
1. All of the requirements of a storeworker grade (1) and (2);
2. Understand and be responsible for his/her quality control standards and exercise responsibility for the quality control of other employees;
3. Possess an advanced level of interpersonal and communication skills;
4. Possess competent keyboard skills;
5. Perform work without supervision either individually or in a team environment;
6. Checking delivery of inventory into receiving including the following: - preparing documentation for receipt of goods into inventory, - checking received stock against order, - ensuring goods received are of a satisfactory quality;
7. Developing and refining a warehouse layout including proper location of goods;
8. Use of a VDU such as for purposes of maintenance of a deposit storage system information input/retrieval etc. at a higher level than Grade (2) and use of terminal on mobile equipment;
9. Liaison with management, suppliers and customers with respect to the employer’s operation;
10. Implement quality control techniques and procedures.