Inventory Specialist/Inventory Clerk
mda edgeEagle River (WI)
About the role
Inventory Specialist The Inventory Specialist will be an important part of the inventory program. They will oversee the processes and procedures for the designated program and should be familiar with working with a large-volume, small-part inventory. Must be able to organize large amounts of data and pull key information out of the data. A continuous improvement mindset will be important in finding the right candidate for this position. You will keep track of all the Inventory the Contractors use to run the WIFI Cable to bury the fiber (Material such as splitters, construction material, vaults (protecting electrical wiring) markers, etc...) on a Contractor site. We label the inventory and place the inventory in the right place. This is NOT in a client's Warehouse but on a Contactor site. It's Buildings on a lot, some do have small warehouses with a couple of dock doors. Full Time 1st Shift Openings Available: 7:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Roles & Responsibilities:
Verify stock information and unit identification numbers Inventory and Audit equipment and parts.
Unpackage, sort and stage units for production.
Receive units using RF handheld devices.
Maintain accurate inventory.
Perform cycle counts and audits per company policies and procedures.
May perform duties as assigned by the supervisor.
Minimum Qualifications:
Ability to prioritize workflow.
Ability to work independently with little supervision.
Excellent organizational and analytical skills.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds.
Ability to stand and work outdoors for long periods of time.
Flexibility in schedule.
Computer and excel skills a plus.
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