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The Storage Lead undertakes a leadership position within the work team. He/she also coordinates, and schedules day-to-day operations and he/she manages the tire storage space for the branch’s customers.

Assigned Responsibilities

• Assume the leadership of a small team by providing support to employees in their daily activities;
• Maintain the tire storage register/log for the branch’s customers;
• Transport/move tires between the storage area and the service bays;
• Plan the position of the tires in inventory;
• Balance out off-season tires;
• Manage daily activities for the warehouse;
• Constantly adjust priorities in the current work plan to respond to last-minute requests or unexpected situations;
• Transport/move the tires to be stored in the storage area;
• Assign a storage number to each tire to be added to the inventory;
• Add an identification tag on each tire;
• Update the information contained in the Inventory System (COSTAR);
• Store tires in the location/space provided in the warehouse;
• Coordinate the collection and the reception of tires stored in an off-site warehouse.

Success Factors

• Technical background: two years of experience working in a related field;
• Excellent physical fitness/shape: ability to combine physical efforts, speed and quality of execution;
• Rigor and attention to details: possess manual dexterity and high precision to perform impeccable work;
• Attendance: perform the work while respecting deadlines and timelines;
• Team player: caring about the success of team members and having the conviction that as a team we can triumph;
• Resourcefulness: good judgment, ease when it comes to finding multiple problem solutions and decision-making ability;
• Autonomy: be independent and a self-starter and be able to work with minimal supervision;
• Software and computer skills: ability to work with computer tools to use the storage system;
• Passionate about the automotive industry: have a great interest for the automotive industry and everything related to it.