About Coerco: Established over 30 years ago, Coerco is a successful manufacturer of high-quality polyethylene products to the Agriculture, Resources, Civil / Construction and other industries, with headquarters in Perth, and multiple regional offices and facilities across WA. It has experienced exponential success since inception, with both organic and acquisitive growth, and is now embarking on an exciting new phase in the company's history. We are currently seeking a motivated and reliable Store person to join our Malaga Warehouse team on a full-time basis. Scope of Duties: The Storeman maintains the storeroom and its contents, and will receive, unpack, issue and generally manage all operating stock and materials acquired by the company. Key Responsibilities:Unload 20ft and 40ft containers (palletised and loose-packed) Operate counterbalance and reach forklifts, including high racking Receive and check stock against packing lists, and report damage or shortages Pick, pack and prepare dispatches Issue materials to production from the daily pick list Load and unload trucks and trailers, securing loads Keep stock records accurate in our WMS, including stocktakes Keep the warehouse and yard clean, organised and safe About you:Current LF Forklift Licence (required) 1- 4 years' warehouse, storeroom or dispatch experience Knowledge of stores management techniques and systems Safe container unloading experience, including manual handling Ability to meet commitments under pressure Attention to detail with paperwork and stock counts High level of integrity and professionalism What We Offer:Full -time permanent position A competitive remuneration package Growing national business with a strong reputation Be part of a Certified Great Place to Work (3 consecutive years) Values-driven culture focused on safety, service, and accountability )
About UsEstablished over 30 years ago, Coerco is a successful manufacturer of high-quality polyethylene products to the Agriculture, Resources, Civil / Construction and other industries, with headquarters in Perth, and multiple regional offices and facilities across WA. It has experienced exponential success since inception, with both organic and acquisitive growth, and is now embarking on an exciting new phase in the company's history. Scope of Duties This is a 6-month fixed-term contract, with the potential to convert to a permanent position based on performance and business requirements.The Manufacturing Planner is responsible for the coordination and scheduling of all production related activities, supporting the Manufacturing Manager to ensure that all production related activities are coordinated as efficiently and effectively as possible, with a particular focus on scheduling across the different teams. This role is based in Dalwallinu, located in the Wheatbelt region, approximately 2.5 hours north of Perth. We can look at relocation assistance or a DIDO option, and can discuss flexible options. Responsibilities The Manufacturing Planner's duties include, but are not limited to, the following: Develop, update, and maintain production schedules using scheduling softwarePrioritise jobs based on customer deadlines, material availability, and workshop capacityAllocate workforce and equipment efficiently to minimize downtime and bottlenecksMonitor job progress and proactively adjust schedules when disruptions occur (e.g., machine breakdowns, urgent orders)Work with the logistics team to align production timelines with delivery schedulesEnsure finished products are ready for on-time dispatch, avoiding delaysCommunicate any scheduling changes that may impact delivery commitmentsCoordinate with procurement to ensure timely arrival of materials for productionIdentify capacity constraints and recommend solutions to improve production efficiencyWork closely with workshop supervisors and team leads to adjust workloads as neededMonitor and track work-in-progress (WIP) to prevent bottlenecksSuggest and implement process improvements to enhance scheduling efficiencyEnsure compliance with safety and quality standards in production planning Required Skills / Experience / Qualifications Year-12 completion, with a relevant tertiary qualification highly regarded Relevant experience in a similar role within the manufacturing industry Manufacturing coordination and / or scheduling experience Understanding of manufacturing processes Ability to meet commitments under pressure Motivation, maturity, autonomy and the ability to work with a team. Highly organised with a keen eye for detail Strong verbal and written communication skills )
