RENDERING INVENTORY ASSISTANT 2ND SHIFT
jbs importsSouderton (PA)
About the role
Description:
Position at Mopac INVENTORY CONTROL 2nd shift Souderton, Pennsylvania Description The primary responsibilities of the Inventory Control Associate are the retrieving, issuing, and stocking of parts and materials, entering requisitions, ordering supplies and materials for plant operations, and assisting purchasing supervisors and manager with their duties.
Responsibilities:
Responsible for storing, cycle counting and auditing inventory; confirming deliveries, processing invoices, entering receiving data, investigating and reconciling inventory variances as required. In addition, perform housekeeping of storage areas, maintaining labeling and material identification, receiving parts and materials and processing them including department notification and stocking, and staging materials for return. Unload incoming materials and to place into correct storage locations in warehouse Requirements: Job requires neatness and organization with a grasp for detail and accuracy in record keeping; Individuals must have strong work ethic, be dependable, and be able to work independently. Ability to lift 50lbs. with or without reasonable accommodation Operate a forklift Good communication skills Understand and follow unit conversions Ability to follow process maps Hand writing issue slips Finding parts and materials in the computer data base for maintenance and other departments. Cross train to work in all areas of purchasing, including but not limited to warehouse, fleet, office etc. Very strong computer skills SAP experience preferred Microsoft Excel experience preferred EOE/VETS/DISABILITY
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