Footwear factory warehouse operator
Also searched as: Almacenero de fábrica de calzado
Code 4321.1.1
What does a Footwear factory warehouse operator do?
Footwear factory warehouse operators are in charge of storing the raw and subsidiaries materials, the working devices and the components for footwear production. They ensure that all the components necessary for the production of shoes are ready to use in the production chain by classifying and registering the purchased components, forecasting purchases and distributing them across different departments.
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Essential skills
Knowledge
- footwear quality
- footwear components
- footwear materials
- footwear manufacturing technology
Skills and competences
- perform packing of footwear and leather goods
- use IT tools
Transversal competences
- determine footwear warehouse layout
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