Inventory Control Officer

Bluewaters Power's commitment is to support our community's transition to a new energy future through secure, low-cost generation as we continue to invest in developing our people and reliable technology.

We are seeking an Inventory Control Officer to join our team on a 15-month fixed-term contract, concluding in November 2027.

The Inventory Control Officer provides support to the Operations, Maintenance and Engineering departments through effective inventory control, material supply and day-to-day warehouse operations.

The successful candidate will possess the following skills:

• Liaises with internal stakeholders to provide support with inventory requirements.

• Build and maintain professional working relationships with contractors and suppliers to ensure smooth supply of parts and equipment.

• Perform warehouse tasks in accordance with Company standards including:

• Maintaining inventory spare levels (minimum, maximum, etc.)

• Stock replenishment utilising SAP MRP (order and receipt).

• Receiving goods into Stores on a daily basis in compliance with internal goods receipting process

• Assist with unloading of goods in accordance with HSE procedures.

• Issuing stock from store.

• Arrange site transport/freight requirements.

• Assist with the optimisation of stock spares to ensure long-term unit reliability.

• Ensure adherence to delegated financial authorities and accounting principles.

• Support the Outage Team during outages, including staging and logistics.

• Provide inventory assistance to the Maintenance and Operations Teams in day-to-day activities.

• Maintain high standard of Stores housekeeping.

• Conduct weekly audits of site waste bins and action accordingly.

• Actively participate in toolbox meetings, risk/hazard assessments, incident investigations and audits.

• Ensure dangerous goods (DGs) are listed on DG license before being brought onto site.

• Make sure all chemical handling and unloading procedures are updated and adhered to, including correct storage of chemicals.

Attributes:

• Comply with Safety, Health and Environment (SHE) Management, Risk Management and Quality Assurance systems and processes
• Attention to detail and the ability to work logically, consistently and accurately
• Ability to work autonomously, with minimal supervision and work effectively in cross-functional team

Desirable:

• Experience in Inventory Control/Warehousing in a heavy industry (highly desirable)
• Computer literacy using a variety of systems including SAP and Microsoft Office
• Forklift ticket / license
• Australian Drivers Licence (essential)

This is a wonderful opportunity for an energetic, motivated individual to work with an organisation that values their team and is willing to offer ongoing mentoring, learning and development.

Applicants must be able to provide evidence of their right to work in Australia to be considered for this role. The preferred candidate will also be required to successfully complete a pre-employment medical and police check.

By providing your personal and sensitive information you agree to the following collections, uses and disclosures by Bluewaters:

• To provide to our psychometric testing;
• To provide to your referees when obtaining a reference;

Other uses and disclosures are set out in our Candidates Personal Data Collection Notice https://www.bluewatersps.com.au/careers/’

Bluewaters is committed to investing in our people and environment to create a safe and inclusive workplace. We encourage, support and celebrate the diverse voices of our employees to connect us to the community we serve, andencourage applicants from all backgrounds including First Nations Peoples, people with differing abilities, LGBTIQ+ community, gender diverse, neurodiversity, cultural diversity, all age groups, and those with an intersectional or multiple diverse characteristics to join our team.