Inventory Control Supervisor
Posted 2 days ago
abacus solutions groupNorth Las Vegas (NV)
First-Line Supervisors of Helpers, Laborers, and Material Movers, HandGeneral Warehousing and Storage
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$80 K
About the role
Abacus Solutions Group is searching for an Inventory Control Supervisor for a large, growing apparel brand in the North Las Vegas area.
Responsibilities:
Supervise inventory control staff and daily operations in accordance with company policies and procedures. Monitor inventory levels and ensure accurate stock counts through cycle counts and physical inventory audits. Investigate and resolve inventory variances or discrepancies in a timely manner. Operate material handling equipment (e.g., Order Picker, Turret, Pallet Jack) safely and efficiently to support inventory control tasks. Generate inventory reports and provide analysis to management for decision-making. Partner with Product Integrity team to quickly action non-compliant inventory. Utilize warehouse management system (WMS) to track and manage inventory movement. Train and evaluate team members on best practices and safety procedures. Promote a clean, organized, and hazard free environment. Coordinate with Inbound, Returns, and Outbound operations. Ensure compliance with internal policies, audits, and regulatory standards (e.g., FDA, FLA, WRAP).
Qualifications:
3+ years of experience in inventory control or warehouse operations, with 1+ year in a leadership role. High school diploma or equivalent (associate or bachelor’s degree preferred).Proficient in warehouse management systems. Microsoft Suite (Excel, Word, PPT, etc.).Experience operating material handling equipment (e.g., Order Picker, Turret, Pallet Jack).Able to stand and walk around for up to 12 hours at a time Ability to handle various tools Willing to get into scissor lift and work with various heights Able to lift 50 pounds
Compensation: $80K
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