Inventory Clerk II
esolutionsJersey City (NJ)
$23.00/hr
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Warehouse Inventory Specialist Hours are Tues. - Sat. (7a - 4p or 8a - 5p)
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$23.00/hr Must be comfortable working in dry, cooler and freezer environments. Must own steel toed boots and be able to lift up to 40 pounds. Looking for someone with at least 2 years experience. Will be on feet all day. Must be comfortable using a computer. 3-5 Years of Experience, Responsible for effectively maintaining accurate warehoused inventory balances and ensuring optimal service levels to customers. Ensures that all daily inventory transactions are recorded into the inventory system completely, accurately, and in a timely manner in order to maintain accurate available stock balance; ensures that monthly reconciling items are resolved timely, completely and accurately; bills/credits all assigned shipper loads as appropriate; processes claims for returned product; ensures all holds are processed in a timely and accurate manner; ensures all physical inventories are processed in a timely and accurate manner; processes storage bills; ensures that any event that may have a material impact on operation available stock balances and/or ability to service customer orders is resolved and/or communicated to supervisors; performs additional duties as assigned. Basic requirements include the ability to speak, write, and communicate in English; a basic knowledge of Windows and Microsoft Word and Excel; a high school diploma or equivalent; experience in reconciling warehouse inventory systems, and knowledge of basic addition and subtraction. Physical requirements include the ability to lift and move up to 10 lbs. Reports to manager or supervisor.
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