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Inventory Control Specialist I

Posted 9 days ago

canonGreenville (SC)

SENIORITY

Junior

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About the role

Inventory Control Specialist IThe role of the Inventory Control Specialist I is to ensure that product is available for sale, to increase the turnover of dead and special-ordered product and identify and correct the reasons for inventory problems.
Responsibilities:
  • Replenishment of assigned inventory locations
  • Contact supervisors to report issues and identify inventory needs
  • Determine and identify locations for new material
  • Maintain assigned areas in a clean and organized manner
  • Assist Level II Inventory Control Specialist with work, as assigned
  • Work with the Receiving and other Shift Supervisors/Managers, Inventory Control Analysts and Warehouse Staff with requests for priority services and to report issues
  • Other duties as assigned
Qualifications:
  • High School Diploma or equivalent required
  • One-year related experience is preferred
  • Physical Demands
  • Ability to lift 40 lbs
  • Repetitive motion
  • Reaching, pushing, pulling carts, pallet jacks and other manual handling equipment
  • Walking, standing for extended periods of time
What We Offer: Competitive pay & benefits! Comprehensive training and development programs that prepare employees to advance from within. A company focused on creating a positive work and client environment. Employee discounts on entertainment, products, and services nationwide. Come Join Our Team!

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