Warehouse Keeper CV Example
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Warehouse keepers are judged on one thing above all others: record accuracy. A small gap between physical and book stock costs the company money directly, which is why inventory accuracy is the strongest single number you can put on your CV.
Copy-ready professional summary
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Warehouse keeper with six years managing inventory of 4,000+ SKUs, maintaining 99.4% stock accuracy three years running. Proficient in SAP MM and in receiving and issuing procedures, and cut stock shrinkage by 28% by reorganising storage locations.
Skills employers look for
- Inventory management and cycle counting
- Receiving, issuing and reconciliation procedures
- ERP systems — SAP MM and Oracle
- Storage layout and labelling systems
- Forklift operation (valid licence)
- Warehouse health and safety
Ready-made experience bullets
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- Managed 4,000+ SKUs at 99.4% inventory accuracy for three consecutive years.
- Cut stock shrinkage by 28% by reorganising storage locations and the labelling system.
- Processed around 120 receiving and issuing orders a week through SAP.
- Supervised and trained a team of four warehouse operatives on safety procedures.
Education
Diploma in supply chain management, or secondary school with documented experience.
ATS keywords
Include these terms exactly as written — applicant tracking systems match on literal text.
- inventory management
- stocktaking
- SAP MM
- receiving and issuing
- forklift
- supply chain
Tips specific to this role
Inventory accuracy is your decisive number
"99.4% stock accuracy" is the strongest line a warehouse keeper can write. If you don't know yours, give the SKU count and the stock value you manage.
List your forklift licence
Many postings require it. If you hold one, put it in your skills with the expiry date — it saves the employer an entire training course.
Name the ERP system
SAP MM, Oracle or Odoo — employers look for people who already know their system, and the literal name is what an ATS matches.