INVENTORY CLERK II

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marquee staffingInglewood (CA)

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Mid

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$42,900 per year

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About the role

Inventory Clerk II
Location: Inglewood, CA (Greater LAX Area) On-site Pay: $22.00–$26.00 per hour
Schedule: Full-time, 40 hours per week, Monday–Friday
Job Type: Contract
Openings: 2
What You Will Do: You will help manage parts and supplies. You will make sure inventory is correct, organized, and safe. Daily Duties Count parts and materials and record the numbers. Receive shipments, open boxes, and put items away. Label shelves and items when needed. Move items to the correct location on the same day they arrive. Find and fix inventory errors. Use an ERP/MRP system to update inventory. Create basic inventory reports. Keep storage areas clean, safe, and organized. Build kits for production using pick lists. Kitting experience is required. Move materials between receiving, inspection, stockroom, production, and shipping. Help with other inventory tasks as needed.
What We Are Looking For: High school diploma or GED. 3–5 years of inventory experience. ERP/MRP experience is required. Kitting experience is required. Comfortable using Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel, and Outlook. Manufacturing or production experience is a plus. Forklift experience is a plus. The company can provide certification, but you should have previous forklift experience.
Important: U.S. Person Requirement This job requires following U.S. export-control rules. You must be a U.S. person, such as: U.S. citizen U.S. permanent resident/green card holder Refugee Asylee Some rules about dual citizenship and education may also apply because of ITAR requirements. Hiring Process1st Interview: Virtual 2nd Interview: On-site
Drug Test: One test through us and another test by the client after hire Physical: Required with a doctor Orientation: 3 days

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