Inventory Control Specialist
global power componentsSouth Milwaukee (WI)
Inventory Control Specialist
Posted 7 days ago
global power componentsSouth Milwaukee (WI)
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About the role
Inventory Control Specialist
Company: Global Power Components
Location: Milwaukee, WI (onsite 5-days/week)
Hire Type: Temp-to-Hire (3+ months)
Overview:
Global Power Components is a privately held, growing manufacturer of UL steel fuel tanks, trailers, large generator enclosures and modular metal enclosures for housing fully equipped electrical distribution and control equipment.
Description:
The inventory control specialist is responsible for maintaining inventory control processes on the manufacturing floor. The ideal candidate will work closely with production, supply chain, and engineering to ensure a streamlined inventory system.
Responsibilities:
- Implement standardized inventory control processes on production floor.
- Follow standardized processes for receiving, stocking, kitting, and returning parts.
- Monitor inventory levels; Ensure levels align with production needs.
- Lead periodic inventory audits and 5S initiatives.
- Bin Stock Management:
- Create and maintain bin stock locations.
- Implement labeling standards for parts and bins.
- Perform cycle counts and reconcile physical inventory with system records.
- Material Flow:
- Monitor status of manufactured components. Expedite through production supervisors.
- Analyze usage patterns and adjust strategies as needed.
- Report material transactions to ERP system &/or ERP team.
Required:
Relevant experience in; Supply Chain, Warehousing, Bin Stocking, Production Planning.
Preferred:
Familiarity with ERP or MRP systems, Project Management Tools, and Excel features such as tables, filters, and sorting. Familiarity with Smartsheet or Epicor preferred. Forklift training
Work Requirements:
Must have valid driver's license and reliable transportation to travel between our facilities (
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