
🏢 Maximedge Technology and Consulting Limited · 📍 Port Harcourt, Rivers
NGN 70,000 – 90,000
Maximedge Technology and Consulting Limited is seeking a responsible, organized and detail-oriented Inventory Officer to manage and maintain accurate records of the company’s stock across its warehouse and operational locations in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. This is an entry-level role (minimum OND) suitable for candidates starting their career in stock management, warehouse operations or retail supply.
Responsibilities include: stock monitoring and tracking — maintaining accurate and up-to-date inventory records using inventory management systems, ERP software, spreadsheets or other approved tools; recording and tracking all stock movements from receiving through storage to dispatch; ensuring every stock transaction is properly documented and authorised; monitoring stock balances across warehouses, stores and relevant outlets; and maintaining accurate records of stock received, issued, transferred, returned, damaged or written off. Stock level management: monitoring minimum, maximum, reorder and safety stock levels; identifying products approaching reorder points and notifying procurement; coordinating with procurement and management to initiate replenishment before critical stock levels are reached; monitoring fast-moving, slow-moving and non-moving inventory; and helping minimise stock-outs while preventing unnecessary overstocking. Receiving and inspection: receiving and inspecting incoming stock against approved purchase orders, invoices and delivery notes; verifying quantities, product descriptions, specifications, batch information, expiry dates and packaging condition; identifying shortages, excess quantities, damaged goods or discrepancies and reporting them promptly; ensuring products are properly categorised, labelled, recorded and placed in designated storage locations; and maintaining an organized and easily accessible storage system.
Requirements: minimum of OND/HND/Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Inventory Management, Supply Chain Management, Business Administration, Logistics or a related field; previous experience in inventory control, warehouse management, stock management, retail, pharmacy, FMCG or a similar environment is an advantage; good knowledge of stock-taking, inventory reconciliation and warehouse procedures; proficiency in Microsoft Excel and inventory management systems; strong numerical and analytical skills; excellent attention to detail and record-keeping; good organisational and time-management skills; high integrity, responsibility and accountability; and the ability to work effectively as part of a team and meet deadlines.
Remuneration is NGN 70,000 – 90,000 (per the listing). Application deadline is 30 September 2026. Apply through Jobberman by clicking “Log In and Apply” — you will need a Jobberman account to apply.
Who this is for: OND/graduate candidates in Port Harcourt interested in inventory, warehouse and stock-control careers, especially those with some retail or pharmacy supply exposure.
**Making your application count**
Applications go through the Jobberman platform itself: log in (or create a free account), open the vacancy and use the “Log In and Apply” button. There is no separate email or phone route, so your Jobberman profile and CV are the only things the recruiter sees. The posting asks for: Jobberman profile/CV. The vacancy was posted on 25 August 2026 and the stated application closing date is 30 September 2026. Apply early rather than waiting for the final day — many Nigerian recruiters begin shortlisting before the official close. The posting states a salary of NGN 70,000 – 90,000.
The role is full-time at Port Harcourt, Rivers. If you do not already live close by, be realistic about the commute — employers in this market routinely prefer candidates who can resume immediately and get to work reliably.
Line your CV up against the requirements the employer printed: Minimum of OND/HND/Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Inventory Management, Supply Chain Management, Business Administration, Logistics or related field; Previous experience in inventory control, warehouse management, stock management, retail, pharmacy, FMCG or similar (advantage); Good knowledge of stock-taking, inventory reconciliation and warehouse procedures. For each one, show concrete evidence — a certificate, a specific task you performed, or a result you achieved — rather than a bare claim. Name the exact tools and skills the posting mentions (Inventory management, Stock control, Warehouse procedures, MS Excel, Record keeping, Stock reconciliation) wherever you genuinely have them. Note that this posting is open beyond university graduates — the employer accepts OND, HND, Bachelor's degree — so do not talk yourself out of applying because you lack a degree.
Logistics and supply chain roles in Nigeria — warehousing, inventory, documentation, inbound and distribution — keep goods moving in a market where infrastructure can be unforgiving. Employers look for organised, process-minded people who can track items accurately, maintain records (often in spreadsheets, ERPs or warehouse systems), coordinate transporters, suppliers and customers, and solve problems when deliveries or paperwork go wrong. Warehouse and operations roles may demand physical stamina and flexibility with hours; documentation and coordination roles prize accuracy and attention to detail above all. Experience in clearing and forwarding, freight, e-commerce fulfilment or oil & gas logistics is a strong advantage in this sector. When you apply, be specific about the volumes and types of goods you have handled, the systems you have used, and any relevant certifications. Employers also value honesty and accountability, since losses and discrepancies are a constant risk.
**What the day-to-day looks like**
In practice, here is what the day-to-day is likely to feel like in this role: Accurate records are the backbone of the role — every movement must be traceable. Reorder-point monitoring prevents stock-outs that lose sales and overstocking that ties up cash. Receiving and inspection protect the company from supplier errors and damaged goods. Excel and inventory software proficiency directly affect your daily productivity. Beyond that, the pace depends on your team and the season of the business — month-end for accounts, festive periods for retail, admission periods for schools, and project milestones for construction and engineering — when priorities shift quickly.
**What happens after you apply**
Shortlisted candidates are contacted directly, so keep your phone reachable and check your email — including spam — regularly. Meanwhile, prepare for an interview: re-read the posting, know why you want this role, and have concrete examples ready for the key requirements. If you have not heard anything within about two weeks after the closing date, a single polite follow-up on the same channel you applied through is reasonable; if you applied by email, keep the same subject line so the recruiter can find your application.
How to apply: Apply on Jobberman: https://www.jobberman.com/listings/inventory-officer-inventory-control-stock-management-wrnd0z via the “Log In and Apply” button (Jobberman account required). Deadline 30 September 2026.
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This listing states: NGN 70,000 – 90,000. Whether it's negotiable depends on the employer — it's reasonable to discuss compensation once you've reached an interview stage, but avoid making it the first thing you ask about.
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