Dispensary Inventory Specialist
solar cannabisSomerset (MA)
About the role
Job DescriptionJOB TITLE:
Dispensary Inventory SpecialistAUTHORITY & SUPERVISION:Report directly to Dispensary Inventory Supervisor, with additional oversight by the Dispensary ManagerJOB DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:Maintain daily stock of product on sales floorImplement inventory tracking systems designated by managementMaintain and track levels of all supplies within the dispensaryAnalyze various suppliers for non-cannabis product to ensure the company is receiving cost-effective dealsResearch and correct any product variances within the inventory tracking systemBuild knowledge of METRC, Dutchie, and other inventory systemsMaintain a clean and organized work environmentOther duties and special projects as assignedQUALIFICATIONS:Associate’s degree in Business or related experience preferredCannabis experience preferredMust be proactive, have strong work ethic and pay great attention to detailOrganizational and time management skills requiredADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:Minimum of 21 years of agePossess valid driver’s license or state IDMust pass all required background checksAbility to work nights, holidays and weekendsMust be, and continue to remain, fully compliant with all laws, regulations, and company policiesFrequently moves up to 30 pounds of equipment/materials/product within rooms (100 pounds with assistance) This job function may include being in a stationary position or moving for extended periods of timePowered by JazzHRNg3ou8IL21
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