Inventory Specialist
bme fire trucksBoise (ID)
About the role
BME Fire Trucks Inventory SpecialistBME Fire Trucks is seeking an Inventory Specialist to be part of our Supply Chain Team. We are a locally owned Fire Truck manufacturer in Boise, Idaho. BME manufactures wildland fire apparatus used in the US and Canada for wildland fire suppression. Be a part of something that makes a difference in saving lives, homes, and our amazing recreational areas. As an Inventory Specialist, you will be leading and performing cycle counts in multiple areas, so candidates should have exceptional organization, problem-solving skills, as well as written and verbal communication skills. As an Inventory Specialist you will be responsible for: Leading and performing Cycle Counts Assisting in Cycle Count Audits Warehouse Maintenance Warehouse Special Projects
Requirements: What it takes to catch our eye:
- Strong organizational and multitasking skills.
- Knowledge of Excel
- Working knowledge of Microsoft Word
- Proficiency in inventory management software.
- Previous warehouse experience.
- Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- Work a minimum of 45 hours per week (M-F).Can-do attitude and ability to adapt to changing demands.
- Ability to follow through on tasks and projects (accurately, timely and completely).Proficient computer skills
- This is a full-time permanent position located on site in Boise, Idaho. We are a growing company with opportunities for advancement. We offer excellent compensation and full benefits including health, dental, vision and 401k.
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