Roles and tasks of the Storekeeper
Warehousing is an essential role for companies that work with products in stock. The main task of this position is to ensure that products are stocked and ready to be dispatched or delivered on demand. Here is a list of the roles and responsibilities of a Storekeeper:
Stock management: Finding solutions to optimise stock capacity and ensuring that products are stored securely and appropriately.
Receiving and checking goods: Receiving goods and checking that they conform to the order.
Dispatch and delivery: Preparing products for dispatch by checking addresses and ensuring that packaging is adequate.
Stock maintenance: Counting and monitoring stocks to ensure they are up to date and that there are no missing products.
Document management: Collecting and filing documents and information relating to stocks and orders.
Informing customers: Answering customers' questions and ensuring that they are satisfied with the products and services.
Stock replenishment: Finding suppliers, placing orders and receiving stock to ensure that stocks are always up to date.
Upkeep and maintenance: Maintaining the premises and ensuring that all equipment is in good working order.
Warehouseman / Warehouswoman salary and career development
The salary of a Storekeeper depends on a number of variables and is often linked to experience. In France, gross annual pay can vary as follows, depending on years of experience:
0 to 2 years: between €19,000 and €25,000
2 to 5 years: between €25,000 and €32,000
5 to 10 years: between €32,000 and €40,000
10 to 15 years: between €40,000 and €55,000
Over 15 years: between €55,000 and €65,000
In addition to salary, warehouse workers can also benefit from perks associated with their job, such as bonuses and benefits in kind. What's more, it's possible to specialise and earn higher salaries. Here are just a few of the possible career development opportunities:
Purchasing specialist ;
Inventory manager ;
Logistics technician ;
Supply manager;
Product quality manager.
