Inventory Specialist
noovoLas Vegas (NV)
$20 - $25 per Hour
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Job description
Company: Noovo
Location: Las Vegas, NV 89115 Position: Inventory Specialist
Pay: $20 - $25 per Hour
Business Overview:
Noovo is a luxury camper van outfitter specializing in the production of Class B camper vans tailor-made to enhance travel and adventure! Culture is paramount, and the sense for community is strong from our clients to our staff. Noovo is where craftsmanship and sustainability find their vessel.
Job Summary:
The inventory specialist will stock and maintain accurate records of vehicles & vehicle parts. The role requires monitoring and management of all incoming/outgoing products. Record keeping is essential to the functionality of the department and must be kept current and accurate.
Responsibilities:
Inventory management and reporting Stocking of warehouse and maintaining warehouse cleanliness Inspecting receivables for quality and verifying for accuracy Organization of stock to ensure all products are both accessible & available Coordinate with corresponding departments to communicate inventory-The responsibilities cited above are an outline of the daily expectations for this role and are not an exhaustive list of duties.
Required:
Inventory experience preferably within the manufacturing or building Knowledge of inventory control, forecasting and analysis Excellent communication and record management skills Time management with the ability to delegate in order of propriety Physical ability to lift 50 lbs. +Understanding of manufacturing or production line process Understanding of safety protocols in a workshop setting or warehouse
Benefits:
Health Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Paid Time Off 401(k)401(k) matching
Salary: $20 - $25 per Hour
Schedule:
Full-time/In person 8 Hour shift Day Shift Ability to Commute: Las Vegas, NV 89115 License/Certification: Driver License [Required]
Job Type: Full-time
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