Warehouse Trainee
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Tai Talent Matters
Tai Talent Matters is hiring for the Warehouse Trainee position in Nairobi. This is an internship, entry level role. Qualification level: Diploma. We are a boutique human capital firm specializing in supporting organizations to develop and implement robust people agendas that drive sustainable performance. Applications close on 13 November 2026.
Our aim is to build strong HR foundations that empower both organizational success and individual employee growth, ensuring a well-aligned path to realized impact.Role Overview
The role offers practical exposure to warehouse operations, inventory management, stock handling, storage, and dispatch processes.
Key responsibilities
- Assist in receiving, inspecting, labelling, and storing incoming raw materials, packaging materials, POS materials, and finished goods.
- Support stock control activities, including updating inventory records, bin cards, and ERP transactions, as well as participating in stock counts and reconciliations.
- Assist in applying FIFO/FEFO principles, maintaining stock traceability, and identifying discrepancies, damaged goods, and expired items.
- Support order picking, preparation, and issuance of materials to production, as well as preparation and loading of finished goods for dispatch.
Requirements
- Our client in the beverage manufacturing industry is seeking a recent diploma graduate for a Warehouse Trainee position.
- Recent graduate (2025–2026) with a Diploma in Supply Chain Management, Procurement and Logistics, Stores Management…
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