Inventory Clerk-Material Handler
mp equipmentGainesville (GA)
About the role
Job Description:
Under the supervision of the Inventory Lead and Manager, Inventory Clerks record and maintain inventory lists, review paperwork and reports, check product codes, process shipping orders, and provide customer service. Inventory Clerks also support their managers by helping with administrative tasks, identifying discrepancies, and coming up with solutions to problems.
Requirements:
Key responsibilities and accountabilities: MFG Receive jobs as they come in from the shop floor. Wrap Equipment for shipments. Pulls and stages orders for freight shipments. Unload items to be stocked in warehouses. Help with work orders, purchase orders and sales orders as needed. Operates powered industrial forklift to transport inventory, unload incoming stock and load orders. Perform cycle counts. Examine and inspect stock items for wear or defects, reporting any damage to supervisors. Transact inventory movements using inventory control system. Ensure FIFO (First in First Out) is followed for all transactions. Monitors equipment or processes and reports problems to supervisor. Keeps area safe, clean and organized. Verify inventory computations by comparing them to physical counts of stock and investigate discrepancies or adjust errors. Perform domestic and international shipping activities. Package and stock finished goods items. Follows SOP (Standard Operating Procedures).Perform other tasks as assigned. Desire someone who has handled and received stock length metals and/or sheet material and understands decimals and gauges. Ideal if candidate has warehouse shipping/receiving experience with raw materials, specifically stainless steel. Candidate is good with Math and numbers and can properly read a tape measure or calipers.
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