Nokwanda Mdletshe

A hardworking and competent individual who thrives on filling customer orders and meeting deadlines. Fully understands that protecting goods in transit reduces breakages, waste and cost, leading to less returns because of being very careful when carrying out all duties. Also, gained experience of putting products into containers like boxes and crates. On a personal level I am team oriented with strong attention to detail, and possess the ability to work calmly and effectively under pressure

Supply chain Clerk at BEIER SAFETY GROUP (2020-01 – Present)

• Requisitions & Orders: Convert approved purchase requisitions into official purchase orders and submit them to suppliers.
• Quotation Management: Source, collect, and compare price quotations from various vendors while adhering to supplier databases.
• Vendor Communication: Follow up on pending deliveries, confirm delivery dates, and proactively alert teams of potential delays or supply risks.
• Invoice Verification: Match supplier invoices, delivery notes, and purchase orders to ensure billing accuracy before routing to the finance department.
• Goods Receipting: Unload or verify incoming shipments, ensuring they match order specifications, and create Goods Received Notes (GRN) or vouchers.
• Stock Monitoring: Maintain accurate computerized records of inventory levels, utilizing Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) or Warehouse Management Systems (WMS).
• Stock Dispatches: Process orders for dispatch, ensuring the correct items are picked, packed, and labeled.
• Stock Takes: Assist with regular cycle counts, bi-annual physical stock takes, and help identify damaged, obsolete, or redundant stock.
• Administration and Compliance Documentation: Maintain flawless filing systems (both digital and physical) for all procurement, shipping, and logistics documents.
• Data Capturing: Accurately update inventory ledgers, bin cards, and databases to reflect the current status of all stock.
• Compliance: Follow internal procurement policies, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), and relevant legislative requirements

Packer at WEST PACKER (2014-01 – 2018-12)

• Packing goods with bubble wrap and polystyrene chips.
• Sealing containers using glue, staples or shrink-wrap.
• Using computers to check inventory status and availability.
• Picking and packing products into appropriate cartons with the appropriate quantity of products.
• Carrying out a start of shift inspection of all packing equipment.
• Packing boxes in a way that ensures their safe delivery and minimises in-transit damages.
• Removing or sorting out products that do not meet quality standards or specifications.
• Ensuring that products are packed correctly and securely before they are sent to the truck for shipment

Grade 12 – Nkonka High School (2013-12)

Production Technology – Organization Development International

Diploma in financial management – Skills academy