Stock Control Administrator

As a Stock Controller you will be a key member of the team, taking accountability for all crucial stock counting activities, whilst ensuring accuracy of goods, receipts, transactions and supplier claims. You will ensure that high standards are maintained and efficient processes are in place for stock quality and rotation so that we can continue to deliver an efficient, safe and vital healthcare service.

 Benefits Including:

• 20 days holiday rising to 25 over 5 years plus bank holidays
• Company Sick Pay
• Pension Scheme
• Long Service Awards
• Death in Service
• Discounted Shopping Platform
• Employee Assistance Programme
• A full range of development opportunities including apprenticeships, on the job training and management qualifications, including our step into management programme, regional or even Head office roles- the opportunities are endless
• Onsite parking with excellent working conditions and transport links. (Check out the map to find our exact location).

If successful, you will become part of the largest distributor of pharmaceutical and healthcare products, working in a fast paced team environment with a focus on providing excellent customer service through quality products.Progression is readily available across the AAH network. Natural progression from this role would be into a Stock Control Team Leader position or you could look at moving into other areas of the warehouse operation such as transport, systems or office functions

Basic qualifications & Skills required:

• Attention to detail and able to use basic maths and literacy skills.
• Must be able to understand and adhere to all safety requirements.
• Must be able to work in a fast-paced environment.
• Truly committed to customer and patient services.
• Must be able to understand and adhere to all safety requirements

At AAH, you’ll be part of a team playing a vital role in one of the UK’s largest pharmaceutical and healthcare distribution networks. Every day, we make a difference in millions of lives by delivering lifesaving medicines from our network of branches to pharmacies, hospitals, and GP practices across thousands of communities.

We operate with purpose and integrity, guided by our ICARE values, and are proud of the inclusive, collaborative culture we’ve built. We don’t believe in standing still, which is why we are investing in our future by transforming our branch network to ensure timely and safe delivery of our valued goods.

As part of our commitment to responsible business practices, we’re actively working to reduce our environmental impact. From modernising our delivery fleet and optimising routes to minimising waste and improving energy efficiency across our operations, we’re supporting a more sustainable future for the communities we serve.

We are an equal opportunities employer, committed to diversity and inclusion. Our person-centred approach to recruitment ensures a fair and welcoming experience, free from discrimination and bias. If you require any reasonable adjustments due to a disability or medical condition, please let our recruitment team know so we can support you throughout the process.