Inventory Operator
hire right recruitingCatalina (AZ)
About the role
Job Description:
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Description:
A well established distribution and supply partner is hiring an Inventory (VMI) Operator to keep customer job sites and stockrooms fully supplied. This is a hands on, route based role for someone who likes being on the move, staying organized, and owning their accounts. If you take pride in keeping things stocked, accurate, and running smooth, this is a solid seat.
Key Responsibilities:
Service a route of assigned customer accounts, restocking bins, shelves, and job site inventory on a set schedule
Scan, count, and replenish parts and materials to maintain agreed par levels
Place and submit replenishment orders and flag stock issues before they become shortages
Organize and label inventory locations so customers can find what they need fast
Build and maintain strong working relationships with on site customer contacts
Track usage and report consumption trends back to the warehouse and account team
Load, transport, and unload product safely using company vehicle and equipment
Skills, Knowledge and Expertise
Prior experience in inventory, warehouse, delivery, route service, or a related hands on role
Comfortable xsgimln with handheld scanners, basic counting, and simple inventory software
Reliable, self directed, and able to manage a route with minimal supervision
Customer facing professionalism and clear communication
Valid driver license with a clean driving record
Able to lift and move product throughout the day
Must pass a pre employment background check and drug screen
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
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