Inventory Clerk-1st Shift

Posted 2 days ago

id logisticsGermantown (WI)

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Junior

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$22.50 Hour

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About the role

Inventory Control Specialist Works in conjunction with the site Operations Manager to maintain accurate inventory levels in their location. Responsible for maintaining accurate records of all inventories. Handles all paperwork and follows all procedures to meet this goal. Verifies all orders received and shipped and ensures that the orders are properly accounted for in the company's records. Accounts for all defective or damaged products and follows with appropriate corrective action. Manages and reconciles all cycle counts.
Shift: Monday - Friday from 6:00am to 2:30pmRate: $22.50 Hour No Shift Differential
Responsibilities: Perform cycle counts daily as assigned. Investigate inventory discrepancies found through cycle counts and determine root cause of the problem. Pull slow moving or obsolete inventory as requested by the customer in order to dispose, salvage or donate. This may include physically lifting or moving product or materials. Process returned shipments by unloading the trailer and determining what is first quality or damaged inventory. Ensure that all proper written documentation is signed off and filed.
Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision (after 60 Days) (Options available)401K with matching programSTD, LTDVacation and sick time High School diploma/GED or one-year related experience in inventory control and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience. Associate degree (A. A.) or equivalent from two-year college or technical school is preferred. Requires knowledge of inventory management procedures and general warehousing terminology and practices. Familiarity with warehouse and inventory management systems required. Skills in mathematics, personal computers (Excel) and spreadsheets are vital. Interpersonal and communication skills are important. Accuracy and thoroughness required with great attention to detail. Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules and procedure manuals. Ability to write routine reports and correspondence.

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