FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Stores Purchasing Administrator?
The primary responsibility is to liaise with the Stores Lead, Engineering Supervisors, patients, carers, and relatives for the purchase and delivery of wheelchairs and related accessories, as well as assisting in daily workload execution.
Will the Stores Purchasing Administrator be involved in stock control?
Yes, the successful post holder will assist in controlling and ordering stock and monitoring the allocation of wheelchairs and related accessory stock.
Is experience required for this position?
While specific experience may vary, familiarity with stock management and customer service is beneficial for this role.
Who does the Stores Purchasing Administrator work closely with?
The post holder will work closely with the Stores Lead, Engineering Supervisors, patients, and their carers.
What tasks will the Stores Purchasing Administrator assist with?
The post holder will assist the Stores Supervisor with stock ordering, stock control systems, and ensuring timely purchase and delivery of goods and accessories.
Is paperwork a part of the job responsibilities?
Yes, the post holder is responsible for ensuring that all paperwork related to purchasing and stock management is completed and stored in a timely manner.
What types of products will the Stores Purchasing Administrator be handling?
The post holder will be handling wheelchairs and related accessories aids.
Is communication with patients and their families a part of this role?
Yes, the role requires interaction with patients, carers, and relatives to facilitate the purchase and delivery of services.
What skills are important for the Stores Purchasing Administrator position?
Key skills include strong communication, organizational abilities, attention to detail, and proficiency in stock management processes.