JOB VACANCY FOR A WAREHOUSE OFFICER IN AMUWO ODOFIN

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Our Client, a leading Electronics and Home Appliances Marketing Company for Global Brands like Samsung, Panasonic, Daikan etc. is seeking to recruit A WAREHOUSE OFFICER FOR ITS LOCATION IN AMUWO ODOFIN. 

REQUIREMENTS:
· BSc. or HND in Arts/Social Sciences
· 3-5 years experience in warehousing and stock keeping.
· Good record keeping and stock reconciliation skills
· Good oral & written communication skills
· Good Computer Skills
· Knowledge of ORION software will be added advantage

· Gender: Male

· Age:  28-35 years.

Salary: Commensurate to experience required for the job, but below 100k.

NOTE: Preference would be given to candidates from the area i.e. Amuwo Odofin.

How to Apply:
Qualified and interested candidates should immediately forward their updated CVs to tenoylalimited@gmail.com on before Friday 16th June, 2017.

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