Answer / sanjay bhatt

a store manager is taking care of all type of activities
like take care of store goods , availability of goods in
time , proper care, and also manage the labour and make
proper records of incoming and outgoing goods and solving
the customers related problems, traning the staff and get
work done safely and run store as SOP made by company.
Plan for materials quantity for stores, including future
stock requirements through tools for forecasting and
previous records analysis
Support purchase department for planning the procurement of
requisite equipment and material for stores
Plan for store space management and availability and ensure
adherence to various norms and safety conditions in the
process
Review overall planning of materials on a regular basis to
ensure that inventory is managed in a optimum manner

Answer / sap

A store manager could be a showroom manager and is incharge
of the Store/ showroom.

Incharge of Sales, Marketing, hiring and firing of
employees, customer service, inventory of showroom items,
Financial aspects related to the sales in the showroom.

The other one is the Warehouse / Stores Manager who is
incharge of Warehouse and related aspects

Answer / kumar

 Manage total store level operations, including staff
hiring, training, evaluation and work schedules.
 To give proper training to the team and motivate how to
achieve the targets and review the performance in daily,
weekly, monthly, basis.
 Maximized sales and profitability of assigned areas
through execution of company programs.
 To maintain good relationship with customers and to
provide what they need from ours and ultimately the customer
is satisfaction.

 To conduct the demos, store meetings to the customers and
educated their in different segments.
 To maintain the proper documents like licenses of store,
stock books, up date the account section in day to day
transactions.
 Handle budget planning and tracking, preparing month end
reports on Sales and Bank Reconciliation Statements of the
store.
 Coordinate inventory control, receiving of stocks.

 To maintain the store attractively as well as make the
customer feel happy and smiley.
 A good relationship with superiors and review the store
performance in daily basis

Answer / ghulamkazim

Who keeps the watch/records of incoming and outgoing of
material and also having a proper record of all material of
store to forcasting the material.

Answer / nilesh khairnar

1)Verify the Quality of incoming goods as per the Purchase
Order terms in coordination with Production Department.
2)Maintain and replenish inventory to maintain optimum
levels.
3)Reporting monthly Store activities to top management.
4)In Store Department Rejection control and maintaining the
FIFO.
5)Corrective action meeting for the Rejection and FIFO
analysis.
6)The stock ledger is update for issue and receive quantity.
7)Maintaining Store activities and R.M., Imported and
Manufactured Stock.
8)Registration and evolution of New and continuing Venders.
9)Review the sales order and schedule order places the
order as require.

Answer / shekhar

•Product management, including ordering, receiving, price
changes, handling damaged products, and returns.
•Team Development, facilitating staff learning and
development.
•Problem solving, handling unusual circumstances.
•Responsible for day to day operations.
•Strengthening the internal audit system, organizing half
yearly internal audit & co-operating yearly external audit.
•Procurement of stores both stock as well as work charged
materials.
•Monitor administrative and establishment matters of the
division.
•Give guidance to all the subordinates and office staffs.
•Any other work given by SE / Senior Officers.
•Prompt information to Purchase about wrong supply and
damage parts received & arrange for returning.
•Preparation of GRN according invoice, Inspection & inform
to concern dept. regarding material received.
•Disposal of unserviceable and scrap items.
•Responsible for entire store operations in the absence of
the manger.
•Take care about Store safety issues.

Answer / laxman bhuva

SM
A-Has to ensure timely and unintrupted availibility of
materials to user department.
B-Has to keep proper records of incoming/outgoing materials
C-Implematation of SOP as per Company policy in Store
D-Safety, Preservation of materials
E-Reduction in inventory, Transportation cost, Inventory
carring cost, over/under stocking cost
F-good coordition with Purchase, QC & Production department
G-Proper Caring of & Training to people working in store
H-Proper communication to all relevant
I-Timely generation of reports for management decision
J-Information to Purchase regarding inventory item
and many more.

Answer / v.shyamsundar

Store Manager Responsibilities,

Make store as autonomous store – material drawn by respective user

Reduce stores place by the way of KANBAN/TWOBIN/JIT

Answer / bhoopendra bhati

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Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 1 a store manager has to take accounts of the incomming
and
outgoing of goods in the stores department.

Is This Answer Correct ? 76 Yes 12 No
4 Priya


Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 2 a store manager is taking care of all type of
activities
like take care of store goods , availability of goods in
time , proper care, and also manage the labour and make
proper records of incoming and outgoing goods

Is This Answer Correct ? 82 Yes 6 No
4 Ankush From Icfai






Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 3 A store managers job is not only looking at
availibility of
goods or commodities in the store but also hiring of new
staff, control shrinkage, look at the day to day welfare of
the store employees, communicating with the vendors,
accounts etc. In short he is the one who is resoponsible
for the complete store.

Is This Answer Correct ? 41 Yes 18 No
3 Sanjeev


Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 4 a store manager is a person is responsible for all the
stores activities in a particular organistion.so I mention
certain responsibilities in one by one
1 select the good supplier for sending the materials
2 prepare a budget for mentioning the amount needed in the
stores department
3 check the purchase requsition note
4 keep the proper store records(bin card, stores ledger,)
5 select the types of stores needed in the organisation.
(centralised, decentralised, centralised stores with sub
stores)
6 Maintain proper stock levels of materials( minimum,
maximum, average, danger, reorder level)
7 Prepare the stock turnover ratio.
8 Avoid the stores losses(normal,abnormal)
9 Use the proper pricing methods for an issue of materials
in to the production departement
10 maintain the good relationship with the suppliers.

Is This Answer Correct ? 39 Yes 8 No
2 Reni Mathew


Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 5 A Store manager is the one who take in consideration
that
goods are not disappear and as such have a constant
overview of his streams which can help him when making
forecast/order especially on incoming and outgoing good in
the store department.

Is This Answer Correct ? 28 Yes 3 No
0 Mr. Abiodun Balogun W.


Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 6 A store manager responsible for materials as per
required
of production by material requistion as per order of
material under p.o.Arrange the good ware house,handling
equipment good staff, store keeper,care the proper and
damaged/shortage material and maintain the higer stock
level/ maximum stock level/reorder stock level and maintain
the ware house good and clean, daily veryfing
incoming/outgoing and daily stock on hand,follow the
delivery schedule as per purchase order,arrange the
inventory of stock every three month.Use the material
FIFO.Prepared the list of fast moving/slow moving and not
useable material.maintain the proper document receipt/issue.

Is This Answer Correct ? 20 Yes 4 No
0 Anis Khan


Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 7 a store manager is one who is able to face new
challenges

Is This Answer Correct ? 10 Yes 15 No
0 Adamu Okon


Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 8 a store manager responsible of every transaction of
incoming and outgoing material . maintain of material
incoming outgoing invoice /challan / bill file records.all
material is check imi( inward material ispaction ) report .

Is This Answer Correct ? 18 Yes 1 No
0 Neeraj Kumar


Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 9 Stores manager is the custodian of materials and
responsible for lost and damage of materials.
He is the most important person for a project and he can
save upto 5% of project value by using proper inventory
control methods.

Is This Answer Correct ? 13 Yes 2 No
0 R.g Mandal


Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 10 Store manager is the person who take care of all the
function relates to inventory, accounting,maintenance of
goods.

Is This Answer Correct ? 14 Yes 1 No
0 Sukhvinder


Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 11 Stores manager is the custodian of all the departments
in
the store which are controlled by the head operations. i.e.
Material Management, Sales Management, After Sales Service
management, Good customer Relationship management, Loss &
Prevention management, Marketing management and a good
commercial management. To be controlled all micro level
functionality in the above management.

Is This Answer Correct ? 10 Yes 2 No
0 Ramanath


Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 12 A store Manager task is to monitoring the
stocks,maximum,and
volume of the space of there stock room,20% of
Management,30%doing organizing,50% quality,cleanliness and
customers service.Marketing functionally upon doing create
usually?

Is This Answer Correct ? 6 Yes 1 No
0 Al Clemence


Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 13 A store manager could be a showroom manager and is
incharge
of the Store/ showroom.

Incharge of Sales, Marketing, hiring and firing of
employees, customer service, inventory of showroom items,
Financial aspects related to the sales in the showroom.

The other one is the Warehouse / Stores Manager who is
incharge of Warehouse and related aspects

Is This Answer Correct ? 7 Yes 1 No
0 Sap


Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 14 Store manager is responsible for planining, organising
and
directing of all activities relatede to recieving and
interpreting users needs, identification of the needs
withing the domain of the store and comminicating with
outside vendors partaining a particular needs of the user.

Is This Answer Correct ? 10 Yes 1 No
0 Musa Fate Musa


Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 15 A store man is a person who maintain stock of raw
material,
work-in-process goods,finished
goods,engg.item,stationary,provision for required material,
list of present material in stock of any dept.,making issue
slip,maintaining records as per iso standared,making
requisition books, taking approval from senior,making
finance adjustment,do not engage money before time of
requiremnt.etc.

Is This Answer Correct ? 6 Yes 0 No
0 Mahendra


Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 16 Responsibilities of a store manager may include:
• Human Resources, specifically: recruiting, hiring,
training and development, performance management, payroll,
and schedule workplace scheduling
• Store business operations, including managing
profit and loss, facility management, safety and security,
loss prevention (also called shrinkage), and banking
• Product management, including ordering, receiving,
price changes, handling damaged products, and returns
• Team Development, facilitating staff learning and
development
• Problem solving, handling unusual circumstances
• Store managers ensure that visual merchandising is
consistent with customers' expectations of the brand.

Is This Answer Correct ? 9 Yes 5 No
0 Amrita


Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 17 1. Plan for stores and materials:
Plan for materials quantity for stores, including future
stock requirements through tools for forecasting and
previous records analysis
Support purchase department for planning the procurement of
requisite equipment and material for stores
Plan for store space management and availability and ensure
adherence to various norms and safety conditions in the
process
Review overall planning of materials on a regular basis to
ensure that inventory is managed in a optimum manner
2. Manage stores and materials:
Issue of materials to customers as per the requirement and
record maintenance for the same
Review shortages of materials and ensure action steps for
fulfillment of shortages
Responsible for complete inventory resource in terms of
sales, orders, inventory etc.
3. Implement systems and processes for stores and their
operations:
Implement systems like, Min Max etc. for enhancing
capability, efficiency and performance of store operations
Implement processes for smooth operations of stores, such
as tracking systems for ensuring proactive reduction of
storage
Implement process for slow moving / project surplus in
terms of options to use existing inventory or sell off
extra materials
Manage overall responsibility of stock integrity
Conduct regular audits to identify gaps and requirement of
change in the management process
5. Inventory Management
Overall responsibility of checking out deviations and
control of stores inventories.
Review the audit reports and take correction measures as
suggested. Conduct the departmental/Contractors
reconciliation and carry out adjustments with finance as
per the outcome of the report.
Review the ageing of slow/non moving materials and conduct
their disposal as per the laid down policies.
Planning of the Audits and its compliance.
System/process/Procedures compliance within norms of the
company.

Is This Answer Correct ? 12 Yes 1 No
0 Alay Kumar Khatua


Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 18 store manager who plan for incoming & outgoing
material as
per user requirement and ensure following thing

keep record issue & receip and stock of all inventory,
proper stacking,
material labling
tracebility of material
timely handling and inspection of material
proper coding of material
co ordination with purchase and user depaqrtment
keep store in good condition
get work done safely
run store as SOP made by company

Is This Answer Correct ? 6 Yes 2 No
0 Laxman Bhuva


Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 19 Who keeps the watch/records of incoming and outgoing
of
material and also having a proper record of all material of
store to forcasting the material.

Is This Answer Correct ? 6 Yes 0 No
0 Chander Bhan


Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 20 the store anager is the person who is responsible of
the
day to day operations of the store all the employee working
in the store reports to the store manager and the store
manager reports to the operations manager or zonal manager.
responsibilities:
1) manager the staff.
2) manager the inventory.
3) solving the customers related problems.
4) traning the staff.
5) keeping an eye on shop lefting and shirinkage etc.

Is This Answer Correct ? 4 Yes 1 No
0 Shaikh Khalid


Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 21 To control the inventory Movement system.
TO make audit of store records.
To prepare MIS reports.
Cordination with purchase.

Is This Answer Correct ? 4 Yes 0 No
0 Yogender


Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 22 a store manager is taking care of all type of
activities
like take care of store goods , availability of goods in
time , proper care, and also manage the labour and make
proper records of incoming and outgoing goods and solving
the customers related problems, traning the staff and get
work done safely and run store as SOP made by company.
Plan for materials quantity for stores, including future
stock requirements through tools for forecasting and
previous records analysis
Support purchase department for planning the procurement of
requisite equipment and material for stores
Plan for store space management and availability and ensure
adherence to various norms and safety conditions in the
process
Review overall planning of materials on a regular basis to
ensure that inventory is managed in a optimum manner

Is This Answer Correct ? 4 Yes 0 No
0 Raj Kiran


Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 23 Who keeps the watch/records of incoming and outgoing
of
material and also having a proper record of all material of
store to forcasting the material.

Is This Answer Correct ? 1 Yes 0 No
0 Ghulamkazim


Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 24  Manage total store level operations,
including staff
hiring, training, evaluation and work schedules.
 To give proper training to the team and
motivate how to
achieve the targets and review the performance in daily,
weekly, monthly, basis.
 Maximized sales and profitability of
assigned areas
through execution of company programs.
 To maintain good relationship with
customers and to
provide what they need from ours and ultimately the customer
is satisfaction.

 To conduct the demos, store meetings to the
customers and
educated their in different segments.
 To maintain the proper documents like
licenses of store,
stock books, up date the account section in day to day
transactions.
 Handle budget planning and tracking,
preparing month end
reports on Sales and Bank Reconciliation Statements of the
store.
 Coordinate inventory control, receiving of
stocks.

 To maintain the store attractively as well
as make the
customer feel happy and smiley.
 A good relationship with superiors and
review the store
performance in daily basis

Is This Answer Correct ? 2 Yes 0 No
0 Kumar


Re: what is the responsibilities of a store manager
Answer
# 25 a store manager is taking care of all type of
activities
like take care of store goods , availability of goods in
time , proper care, and also manage the labour and make
proper records of incoming and outgoing goods and solving
the customers related problems, traning the staff and get
work done safely and run store as SOP made by company.
Plan for materials quantity for stores, including future
stock requirements through tools for forecasting and
previous records analysis
Support purchase department for planning the procurement of
requisite equipment and material for stores
Plan for store space management and availability and ensure
adherence to various norms and safety conditions in the
process
Review overall planning of materials on a regular basis to
ensure that inventory is managed in a optimum manner

Is This Answer Correct ? 0 Yes 0 No
0 Sanjay Bhatt






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Answer / rajasekhar duvvuri

a store manager is taking care of all type of activities
like take care of store goods , availability of goods in
time , proper care, and also manage the labour and make
proper records of incoming and outgoing goods and solving
the customers related problems, traning the staff and get
work done safely and run store as SOP made by company.
Plan for materials quantity for stores, including future
stock requirements through tools for forecasting and
previous records analysis
Support purchase department for planning the procurement of
requisite equipment and material for stores
Plan for store space management and availability and ensure
adherence to various norms and safety conditions in the
process

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