What Does a Warehouse Clerk Do?

It is a clerk who is responsible for the handling of various documents in and out of the warehouse, the management of data entry and registration, and the production of various work reports, and assists the warehouse supervisor to do the daily management of the warehouse.

Warehouse clerk

Warehouse clerk refers to the clerk who is responsible for handling the documents of the warehouse, the entry and management of the material data, making various work reports, and assisting the warehouse supervisor to do the daily management of the warehouse.

1. Responsible for entry of documents in and out of the warehouse;
2. Responsible for the filing, collection and registration management of warehouse documents;
3. Inventory of articles, entry and verification of entry and exit of articles;
4. Make work reports;
5. Issue of articles (with receipts)
6. Cooperate with the inventory work of the Ministry of Finance at the end of the year;

7. Enter the computer in time according to the reported original documents of each warehouse;
8. Periodically or irregularly check the warehouse accounts and physical objects according to the computer bill and report the results to the warehouse supervisor
9. Calculate the entry and exit status of the purchase order and print the computer summary form;
10. Provide costing data to the accounting department;
11. Terminal tracking of the movement of materials in and out of the warehouse;
12. Supervise warehouse stocking and shipment;
13. Grasp the time when materials arrive at the plant and track the unloading of finished products;

14. Complete other tasks completed by superior supervisors.

1. Strictly abide by company rules and regulations, keep company secrets, obey factory work arrangements and production department command, and do daily "5S" work in warehouses.
Second, you must arrive at the job site 20 minutes in advance every day, do a good job of pre-production preparations, and participate in the morning meeting.
3. Enter the computer in a timely manner according to the original documents reported by the warehouse managers, and all daily reports that occur every day must be completed on the same day, so that the day is clear.
4. Print out the warehouse report on time every day before nine o'clock and give it to the supervisor.
5. Periodically or irregularly carry out supervision and random inspection of warehouse accounts, goods and cards according to the computer deposit certificate to ensure the accuracy of the data, and report the results of the random inspection to the deputy general manager in charge.
6. Provide costing data to the Finance Department.
7. Supervise the warehouse manager's feeding, stocking and shipping situation, follow the "first in, first out" principle, and follow the whole process.
8. Maintenance of working tools and supplies. ^[1]