Storekeeper - Qatar (Catering Co)

Hiring experienced STOREKEEPER for a LEADING FACILITY MANAGEMENT & CATERING COMPANY IN QATAR.

Salary: QR 2500

Job Summary:

Manage receipt, storage, and issuance of food, beverages, and catering supplies.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Receive and inspect incoming items against purchase orders
  • Ensure proper storage as per food safety standards
  • Maintain inventory records and stock levels
  • Issue materials as per requisitions
  • Monitor shortages and excess stock
  • Conduct stock counts and reconcile discrepancies
  • Ensure FIFO, labeling, and expiry tracking
  • Maintain cleanliness and organization of store
  • Coordinate with procurement and kitchen teams
  • Ensure compliance with company and safety policies

BENEFITS:

✔ Employment Visa Provided

✔ Accommodation & Transportation

✔ Food / Allowances (as per company policy)

✔ Medical & Insurance

✔ Long-term opportunity with reputed company

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  • Minimum 5 years of experience (Diploma preferred)
  • Experience in storekeeping, preferably in catering/hospitality
  • Knowledge of inventory systems and basic computer skills
  • Understanding of food safety and storage practices
  • Strong organizational and record-keeping skills
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