About the role
Part Time Vending Specialist Martin, one of the nation's leading providers of custom-tailored solutions for maintenance, repair, and operation supplies (MRO) to the industrial and construction markets, is looking for a Vending Support/Inventory Associate to join our team. Founded in 1934 and headquartered in Florence, AL, Martin offers a wide variety of products and services in Industrial, Safety, Integrated Supply and Fastening – all uniquely designed to help companies operate better.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Replenish and maintain vending machines and Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) locations by monitoring inventory levels, restocking products based on consumption and established min/max levels, rotating stock, verifying inventory accuracy, and ensuring machines and inventory points remain clean, organized, and fully operational to support uninterrupted customer operations. Deliver exceptional onsite customer support by conducting routine inventory audits, identifying usage trends and replenishment opportunities, resolving stock or equipment issues, communicating customer needs to internal teams, and maintaining accurate replenishment records to improve inventory performance, product availability, and overall customer satisfaction. Visitation Frequency: 1x per week Hours per visit: ~4-5 hours
Requirements:
Ability to lift 50 pounds unassisted Meet the driving criteria of Martin, insurance requires age 21 Operate a vehicle safely and abide by the laws of each state you travel in Ability to operate any material handling equipment (forklift, order picker, pallet jack, etc.)Pass a drug screening and background check
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