Stock Controller / Warehouse Assistant - Inverness, UK - Temporary 3 month post
Join a dedicated and innovative healthcare organisation committed to enhancing patient independence and wellbeing through the provision of high-quality community equipment. Our team plays a vital role in supporting individuals to live safely and comfortably within their own homes. We pride ourselves on fostering a collaborative and supportive work environment, offering opportunities for professional growth and making a meaningful difference in people's lives.
Job Responsibilities
Become an integral part of the Inverness store team, communicating effectively with colleagues, patients, and carers regarding equipment needs and arrangements.
Pick equipment from the storage area and coordinate with clients and/or carers to schedule delivery and uplift of equipment.
Deliver and collect equipment from the store to the designated locations, conducting basic risk assessments to ensure safety for use within the environment.
Assemble equipment and install in situ following manufacturer instructions, sharing relevant technical information with clients, family members, carers, and healthcare staff.
Transfer equipment between the Inverness Store and Emergency/Buffer Stores as required.
Arrange for contaminated or dirty equipment to be segregated and returned to the Inverness store for decontamination.
Decontaminate equipment in accordance with Infection Control Protocols to ensure safety and hygiene standards are maintained.
Maintain the cleanliness, organisation, and stock levels of the main store area to facilitate efficient operations.
Utilise barcode scanners to manage stock and equipment tracking accurately.
Adhere to all relevant legislation and guidance, including Health & Safety at Work Act 1974, moving and handling protocols, and lone working procedures.
Required Skills & Qualifications
Previous experience working in a warehouse, store, or logistics environment, preferably within healthcare or community services.
Basic knowledge of systems such as Microsoft Word, Email, and Excel.
Ability to perform basic risk assessments and handle equipment safely.
Strong organisational skills with the ability to maintain a clean and orderly store environment.
Good communication skills to liaise effectively with clients, carers, and healthcare professionals.
Understanding of infection control procedures and equipment decontamination processes.
Ability to operate barcode scanning equipment accurately.
Relevant certifications in moving and handling, health and safety, or infection control are desirable.
Reliable, proactive, and able to work independently or as part of a team.
A PVG is required for this role.
A driving licence is required for this role.
Call to Action
If you are motivated to contribute to a vital community service and possess the skills and qualities outlined above, we would love to hear from you. Apply today to join our dedicated team in Inverness and help us make a positive impact on people's lives through excellent community equipment support.
Brook Street NMR is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy