Material Controller

Argo Aviation International Ltd
Luton, Bedfordshire
5 months ago
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Based in Cambridgeshire, UK, Argo Aviation International is part of a network of global offices supplying temporary and permanent recruitment solutions, EASA/FAA and CAA Part 145 services to many of the major aviation airlines, defence companies and maintenance companies worldwide.
The Client:
Our Client, a dynamic International MRO often requires Engineers worldwide. They have staff working in the biggest airports in the UK including London, Belfast, Manchester and overseas. They are continually nurturing talent whilst acting as a responsible member of the aviation community, meaning that all employees’ ongoing learning and development is taken seriously.
Argo Aviation have an opportunity to recruit for a Materials Controller. The Materials Controller will ensure the station is compliant with internal & external regulatory requirements regarding the receipt, storage and issue of aircraft parts and equipment whilst maintaining cost effective stock management.
Role information: – Materials Controller
Location: Luton
Salary: Competitive
Shift Pattern & Working Hours: 5, 5, 4 - (Apply online only)
Company Benefits:

  • 7% Employer Contribution Pension
  • 3 x Life Assurance
  • Private Healthcare & Private Dental
  • Free Eye Tests and Vouchers
  • Employee Assistance Programme
  • Employee Referral Programme
  • Training and Development Support to widen skills and knowledge
    Summary of Duties – Materials Controller:
  • Ensure all material received is undamaged, the correct quantity and accompanied by correct release documentation. Booking on to QUANTUM System, placing items that fail inspection in to quarantine and liaising with airlines to resolve discrepancies. Placing acceptable received material into the secure store
  • Ensure stock levels are correctly maintained
  • Return unserviceable material to airlines in good time, preventing any potential charges to the business.
  • Ensure shelf life of components/material & tooling are not exceeded
  • Collection and delivery of items from/to suppliers, couriers and security as required
  • Issue of material to engineers whilst maintaining the QUANTUM/AMOS system
  • Comply with all internal/external audit requirements
  • Other tasks as required to support an operational requirement
    In order to be successful in the role of Materials Controller you will need to demonstrate the following:
    The role will operate within a pressurized and fast paced environment with reduced lead times and often working out of office hours. Shift work is required.
  • Must be fit and able to deal with heavy/bulky items.
  • Willing to assist at other locations when requested.
  • Excellent English in both verbal and written form.
  • Previous Aviation Logistics/Stores experience is preferred but training can be given to the right candidate.
  • QUANTUM stores’ experience is preferred and an advantage, but training can be given.
  • AMOS stores experience is preferred and an advantage, but training can be given.
    Training & Knowledge
  • EASA PART 145 course can be provided.
  • Knowledge of Goods in inspection and airworthiness certification is an advantage.
  • A high level of IT literacy is required with proficient knowledge of Microsoft systems especially Excel.
  • On-going training provided as required.
    Requirements for the role: Training Certificates, Updated CV (preferably in Word format). You must hold the Right to Work/Settled Status in the UK – proof is required as part of our shortlisting process.
    If you believe that this is the role for you and you have the necessary skills and attributes for the Materials Controller, please apply today or contact Argo Aviation directly to discuss the opportunity with one of our experienced Consultants. If you are aware of any Materials Controller who may be interested in this opportunity, please share and ask them to reach out.
    Please note that due to the high level of applicants we will only be contacting shortlisted candidates regarding this role

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