Inventory Associate
quantum servicesColumbia (MO)
About the role
Job Description
Location: Columbia, MO
Schedule: Monday – Friday | Weekends Off (Occasional travel)
Travel:
Daily travel up to a 3-hour radius from Columbia, MO (Paid travel time included in 36–42 hr work week)
Why Join Us?
No Experience Needed – Paid hands-on training provided from Day 1.Predictable Weekends Off – Enjoy a consistent Monday–Friday schedule (with just ~4 occasional overnight weekend stays per year).On-the-Move Work Environment – Visit 1–3 convenience store locations daily as part of a collaborative team (carpooling provided).Great Perks – Medical, Dental, Vision, PTO, 401(k) with match, and Tuition Reimbursement.
What You’ll Do:
Conduct physical inventory counts inside gas stations and convenience stores using a 10-key counting device.
Work across sales floors, stockrooms, walk-in coolers, and freezers.
Identify inventory variances, reconcile discrepancies, and submit accurate daily audit reports to store managers.
Carpool daily with your team to dynamic job sites across the region.
Schedule & Travel Details:
Kickoff Time: Official store audit kickoff is typically 7:00 AM (departures can be as early as 3:00 AM – 4:00 AM depending on distance to the first store location).
Weekly Hours:
Total work time (in-store auditing + paid travel) averages 36–42 hours per week. Daily Travel: Travel to 1–3 store locations daily within a 3-hour radius of Columbia, MO.
What We’re Looking For:
- Valid Driver’s License, active auto insurance, and reliable personal transportation (driving & carpooling rotation required).Ability to pass background and Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) screening.
- Physical stamina to stand, bend, squat, use short step-ladders, lift up to 25 lbs, and work in cold environments (coolers/freezers).Early risers who thrive in hands-on, active roles.
- Great Fit For Backgrounds In (Not Required):Retail
- Warehouse & Stocking
- MerchandisingDelivery & Route WorkFood Service
- General Labor
- Customer Service
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