Yard Inventory Manager
accentuate staffingCofield (NC)
About the role
Accentuate Staffing is assisting a growing and busy steel storage company who is hiring a Yard Inventory Manager to join their team. This is a direct hire opportunity offering excellent benefits and growth potential. This position will manage inventory, material movement, staging, shipping, and a team of 15+ employees while ensuring orders are accurate, traceable, and delivered on time.
Responsibilities:
Lead, coach, and manage a team of 15+ employees in a fast-paced yard environment. Oversee the receipt, identification, storage, movement, staging, and shipment of steel parts and materials. Maintain accurate inventory records and ensure physical inventory matches system records. Monitor orders, shipping schedules, inventory levels, and on-time delivery performance. Coordinate with customers, transportation, quality, production, and other departments to resolve issues. Ensure proper material identification, traceability, documentation, and compliance with customer requirements. Use inventory and operating systems, Excel, and other data to track performance and identify opportunities for improvement. Promote a strong culture of safety, accountability, teamwork, and continuous improvement.
Requirements:
Previous leadership experience in a manufacturing, warehouse, yard, logistics, or industrial environments. Experience managing inventory, material flow, shipping, and receiving. Strong organizational, problem-solving, and communication skills. Comfortable working with inventory/operating systems, WMS, and Microsoft Excel. Ability to work in an outdoor/non-climate-controlled industrial yard environment. Experience with steel products, material traceability, or government contracts is a plus. Bachelor’s degree in Operations, Supply Chain, Logistics, Business, or a related field is preferred; equivalent experience will be considered.
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