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Inventory Taker

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nventory Control team member will be responsible for maintaining inventory accuracy throughout the Fulfillment Center (FC). Team member will perform daily counting and auditing of inventory and assist other teams within the FC to uphold proper inventory count and locations.
Responsibilities and Duties: Responsibilities include but are not limited to the following: Daily cycle count and recounts of inventory per system requirements Maintain and assist inventory consolidation with Put Away Team Monitor inventory location and identification throughout the shelving area Track and report non-conforming items Resolve inventory discrepancies Inspect FC daily for correct inventory carton placement and location Daily monitoring and return of misplaced products to proper locations Adhere to set standards of the Employee Handbook Policies and Procedures manual Computer data entry of cycle counts, moves and additions Maintains necessary files and documentation Other special projects as assigned, cross trained in other FC tasks as needed. Qualifications and Skills Typically requires a high school diploma or general education degree (GED) and 2-4 years related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience Basic reading, writing and math skills Long periods of standing and being on your feet required Must be able to consistently lift 50lbs. safely and properly as part of the job function Must be computer literate Must submit to a criminal background check and drug test Must be detailed and team oriented Prior experience in retail/ecommerce with focus on receiving, stockroom activities and inventory control preferred but not required. Must work day shift hours of (7:00am 3:30pm) Monday through Friday.

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