Duncan Emslie
About Duncan Emslie
Duncan Emslie serves as the Warehouse Lead at Forum Energy Technologies, where he has worked since 2014. He has a background in inventory control and warehouse operations, with prior experience as a Stores & Materials Coordinator at TWMA from 2012 to 2014.
Work at Forum Energy Technologies
Duncan Emslie has been employed at Forum Energy Technologies since 2014, serving as the Warehouse Lead. In this role, he oversees warehouse operations, ensuring efficient inventory management and logistics. His tenure at the company has spanned 10 years, during which he has developed a comprehensive understanding of the operational needs within the oil and energy sector. His leadership in the warehouse setting contributes to the overall effectiveness of the company's supply chain.
Previous Experience at TWMA
Before joining Forum Energy Technologies, Duncan Emslie worked at TWMA as a Stores & Materials Coordinator from 2012 to 2014. His role in Aberdeen, United Kingdom, involved managing inventory and materials, which provided him with valuable experience in warehouse operations. This two-year position helped him develop the skills necessary for his current role, particularly in inventory control.
Education and Expertise
Duncan Emslie studied at Dyce Academy from 2000 to 2004. His education laid the foundation for his career in the oil and energy industry. He possesses expertise in inventory control and warehouse operations, which are critical components of effective supply chain management. His knowledge in these areas supports the operational goals of his current and previous employers.
Supervisory Skills and Warehouse Management
Duncan Emslie has demonstrated strong supervisory skills, particularly in warehouse settings. His experience in managing teams and overseeing daily operations has contributed to improved efficiency in warehouse management. His background in forklift operation further enhances his capability to lead warehouse activities, ensuring compliance with safety standards and operational protocols.