United States
Keyword
Kitter,
Labeller,
Warehouse Associate,
Kitting Executive,
Warehouse Executive,
Store Associates,
Store Executive
Minimum Preferably 10th standard pass Certified training for Kitting and Labelling Executive (programme aligned to LSC/Q2304 released by Logistics Skill Council)
Freshers may apply
The tasks a Kitting and Labelling Executive is expected to perform include: Preparing and performing kitting and labelling activities
Obtaining information required for kitting
Making space and cleaning up the kitting area
Gathering, identifying, receiving and verifying components/missing components
Collecting sealed kits, labels and moving them
Carrying out post-kitting and labelling activities like housekeeping and reporting to management
Knowledge of the types of products to be kitted
Knowledge of the quantity and types of components and the variations for each product
Knowledge of the unique characteristics of products such as hazards, method to be used, etc.Knowledge of quick fixes for minor issues
Understanding the coding followed for labelling
Time management skills
Communication skills
Organizational skills
Analytical thinking skills
Integrity and reliability
It is not a desk job
Work from home is not available
Part-time work is not available
Travelling is not required
The job does not involve team handling
Working hours
Working is generally 5/6 days a week and a minimum of 8 hours a day
Some organizations require staff to work in shifts including nights Is the job suitable for a candidate with special needs?Maybe
Occupational Hazards
Injury while handling sharp and heavy objects, pallet trolleys, etc. may occur while working in a warehouse
Health Risks
Exposure to harmful materials, chemicals, gases, etc. may cause respiratory and other disorders
For freshers - 5,000 to 10,000 per month
For candidates with upto 2 yearsexperience - 10,000 to 12,500 per month
For candidates with over 2 yearsexperience 12,500 to 20,000 per month
(These figures are indicative and subject to change)
Warehousing Industry in India
The warehousing industry in India is currently valued at 745bn (FY 2013) and has been growing at 15% for the last 3 years.ValueNotesestimates that the industry will grow at a rate of 18% till 2017.
The unorganised sector will continue to dominate accounting for around 90% of the industry by 2015. Of the organised sector, the industrial segment will constitute a higher share of warehousing demand, viz. engineering, pharmaceutical and electronics goods.
Future Trends in the Logistics Sector in India
There have been several key indicators to the future trend in the Indian logistics sector. The demand for logistics services has been largely driven by the remarkable growth of the Indian economy. Logistics sector is estimated to contribute around 13 per cent of the GDP, which is comparatively higher than other developed countries.
Logistic companies and companies that have warehouses generally have vacancies for Kitting and Labelling Executives
Ports, cargo, shipping, airline, automotive, etc. are some industries and areas that have vacancies for Kitting and Labelling Executives
Vacancies are located across the country
The vacancies increase in cities with ports and major airports
Mumbai/Navi Mumbai, Cochin, Chennai, Delhi/NCR, Kolkata, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Baroda are some of the main cities with the requirements
Will be updated
Indian Institute of Logistics
No 6, Esplanade, 2nd floor,
Southern India Chamber of Commerce Building,
Chennai - 600 108.
Ph:044-25345013 / 14
Ph:044-64613944 / 55
Confederation of Indian Industry Institute of Logistics
10th Floor, IIT Madras Research Park,
Kanagam Road, Taramani,
Chennai 600113
Tamilnadu, India
Phone: 044 4292 8900
Indian Institute of Materials Management
Plot Nos. 102 & 104, Sector - 15, Institutional Area
CBD Belapur, Navi Mumbai - 400614
Phone (022) 27571022
Education Wing (022) 27565592
E-mail : iimmedu@mtnl.net.in
