Storekeeper at Fairmont Hotels & Resorts

What is in it for you:

• Employee benefit card offering discounted rates in Accor worldwide
• Learning programs through our Academies and the opportunity to earn qualifications while you work
• Opportunity to develop your talent and grow within your property and across the world!
• Ability to make a difference in the local community through our Corporate Social Responsibility activities, like Planet 21 

What you will be doing:

Reporting to the Purchasing Officer, responsibilities and essential job functions include but are not limited to the following: 

• Consistently offer professional, engaging and friendly service
• Move stock from stores to different departments
• Rotate store products
• Ensures distribution of products to all departments
• Maintains accurate documentation of all issues for reporting purposes
• Fill requisitions inventory to maintain minimum/maximum pars
• Daily cleaning of the stores

Your experience and skills include:

• Previous receiving experience a strong asset
• Previous experience using procurement software with use of Birchstreet
• Computer experience and ability to use Microsoft office software (Outlook, Excel, Word, etc.)
• Comprehensive knowledge of receiving practices with previous experience working in this field being an asset
• Comprehensive knowledge of storeroom practices including but not limited to FIFO and stock room rotation with previous experience working in this field being an asset
• General knowledge of food and beverage specifications, quality standards and receiving practices Able to handle documents, math skills
• WHMIS Certification considered an asset
• Excellent English communication skills / French conversational an asset
• Proven Flexibility
• Team player
• Complies with all Health and Safety regulations
• Must be organized and accurate with attention to detail

Your team and working environment:

Fairmont The Norfolk Hotel has played a leading role in Kenya’s colorful history, and continues to be Nairobi’s finest and best-known luxury hotel. The town and later the modern city of Nairobi grew up around Fairmont The Norfolk hotel, which boasts 170 guest rooms and suites, and still has its own private tropical gardens. The hotel is still the traditional starting point for safaris and the Lord Delamere Terrace is modern Nairobi’s most famous meeting place, where drinks and light meals are served continuously from morning until midnight.