Cycle Counter

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peak workforce newboldFletcher (NC)

Shipping, Receiving, and Inventory Clerks Sporting and Recreational Goods and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers

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About the role

Peak Workforce Solutions (Newbold) is hiring for a Cycle Counter located in the Fletcher, NC.

Overview: The basic function of the Inventory Analyst is to assure inventory accuracy through inventory counts and analysis, resolving of shipping and receiving issues and assistance in material organization, process improvements / audits.

Responsibilities: • Count and Reconcile negative inventory items. • Count and reconcile inventory control items. • Manage cycle counts for specific areas • Complete and maintain count research files • Report cycle count results to planners and management • Run SQL statements for data export and analysis • Set up and audit transaction procedures • Support annual and mini physical inventory counts • Research shipping and receiving issues • Assist in Material Flow / Organization project as needed • Outline and Implement Actions needed to insure count and data integrity improvement Technical/Professional Knowledge/Training and Skills: • PC Based programs such as SQL and Oracle ERP System • Word, Excel and Power Point • 2-3 years in a Materials Position. Education/Certifications: • Must have High School Diploma or GED Required Qualifications: • Thorough understanding of inventory control, Material flow, transaction accuracy • Understand the basics of shipping and receiving functionality within oracle and upstream AP Effects. • Must comply with all Environmental and Management Systems (EMS) policies and procedures. • Problem Solving Skills

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