Trucking Inventory & Purchasing Coordinator

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american truck salvagePhoenix (AZ)

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Job Description: We are looking for adetail-oriented and organized Inventory & Purchasing Coordinatorto join our trucking company. The ideal candidate will have experience withtrucks, truck parts, inventory, purchasing, and computer-based software.
Responsibilities: Enter and maintain truck and truck-part inventory in company software Process and organize incoming vehicle titles for purchased trucks Review and process invoices and purchase orders Verify information for accuracy and completeness Maintain organized records and documentation Communicate with internal team members regarding purchases and paperwork Assist with inventory tracking and general administrative duties Ensure all paperwork is properly entered, filed, and up to date
Qualifications: Previous experience in thetrucking, transportation, heavy-duty truck, or truck-parts industry Strong computer skills and ability to learn new software Experience with inventory, invoices, purchase orders, vehicle titles is preferred Excellent attention to detail Highly organized with strong follow-through Ability to manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines Good communication and problem-solving skills Ability to work independently and as part of a team The ideal candidate is someone who knows trucks and truck parts, is comfortable working on a computer, and takes pride in keeping inventory and paperwork accurate and organized. \nCompany
Description: American Truck Salvage & Sales, Inc. is independently owned and operated. We have been in business for 45 years.
Company Description: American Truck Salvage & Sales, Inc. is independently owned and operated. We have been in business for 45 years.

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