Warehouse Clerk

Description
Specific for multimedia: Maintain the warehouse in good condition, ensuring at all times cleanliness, good ventilation, lighting, and pest control.
Receive shipments of goods and materials, check against the delivery note specifications, and report any discrepancy, damage, or short receipt to the warehouse manager or supervisor.
Specific for multimedia: Submit shipping documents to censorship.
Perform routine inspection, cleaning, and minor maintenance of lifting and stacking equipment to minimize any unplanned operational interruptions and maintain a safe working environment at all times.
Transfer goods to and between stores, and documents between stores and back office.
Assist the warehouse keeper in performing regular stock check-up and physical count under the direction of the warehouse manager or supervisor.

Qualifications
Complementary school completion
1-2 years of experience in warehousing
Attention to details: level 2
Commercial understanding: level 1
Communication skills: level 2
Customer focus: level 1
Driving and achieving results: level 1
Initiative: level 1
Teamwork: level 2
Additional Information
Organization: Mood
Primary location: United Arab Emirates - UAE, Dubai, Mall of the Emirates
Schedule: Full-time
Unposting date: Ongoing

About the Company
Azadea Group is one of the world's fastest growing retail groups. We carry a strong franchise portfolio of over 30 diverse brands that features some of the industry's most identifiable names, including Zara, Mango, Virgin Megastore and Sunglass Hut.

Azadea Group headquarters are in Beirut, Lebanon. A comprehensive network of local offices supports our operations in the Middle East and Europe. Currently, we operate 152 strategically located stores across the Middle East and plan over 500 additional shops’ opening through the 3 coming years.

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Include a Mix of Skills, Qualifications, and Industry-specific Words : How to Use Keywords in Your Resume

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