Inventory Clerk
partners personnelSt Louis (MO)
$21 per hour
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Inventory Coordinator Partners Personnel is now hiring for an Inventory Coordinator in downtown St. Louis, Missouri. This is an exciting opportunity to join a dynamic team in an office and warehouse setting. Job Title: Inventory Coordinator Pay Rate: $21 per hour Schedule: Monday through Friday, 7 AM to 3:30 PM Position Type: Temp to Hire Job Duties and Responsibilities: Oversee the daily operations of the inventory department Ensure accurate tracking and recording of inventory across three warehouses Develop and implement inventory procedures and best practices to minimize discrepancies Lead physical inventory counts and ensure discrepancies are investigated and resolved promptly Conduct daily, weekly, and monthly inventory counts with the help of the operations supervisor Train and monitor inventory users to improve performance and ensure accurate reporting Perform training sessions for those misusing inventory procedures Analyze inventory data and generate reports on inventory levels, adjustments, and turnover for upper management review Collaborate with sales to forecast demand based on physical inventory, ensuring product availability aligns with needs and reporting any issues Manage the removal of overaged inventory in a cost-effective manner Other job duties as assigned Job Requirements: At least 1 to 2 years of systematic inventory knowledge and experience Proficiency in Microsoft applications Fluent in English; Spanish is a plus Organized and able to multitask Strong work ethic Independent worker who completes necessary tasks in a timely and proficient manner Looking for a job with weekly pay and great benefits? Come check out Partners Personnel! Our doors are open to people from all walks of life and various career stages. Apply Today!
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