Inventory Clerk
tpi staffingHouston (TX)
$15.00 - $20.00/hour
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Job Description:
Inventory ClerkTTH$15.00 - $20.00/hour (DOE)Monday - Friday 9:00am - 6:00pm Managing daily material movements, encompassing various material issue and receipt tasks, such as those originating from company purchasing and inline production work order returns. Ensuring timely processing of all material transactions. Safely maintaining custody of inventory assets to prevent loss or damage.
Job Responsibilities:
All types of Goods Issue All types of Goods Receipt Periodical Inventory Count (monthly and annually)Facilitate Inventory activities with SAP/MES Inventory module Inventory material custody Inventory floor/shelves maintenance Pick and issue in MES and/or SAP all type of work orders per specific work order material BOM list Receive and process in MES and/or SAP material turn-in from different work order types Receive and confirm in MES and/or SAP for all company purchase order QC turn-in material Put and organize material in shelf per material type and location Custody assigned material/location, ensure stock count accuracy and placed in order at all time Perform Inventory Cycle Blind count and annual yearend physical count per assigned material and location Communicate with production control for special picking requirement and/or stock/material check Other Inventory Section Manager assigned tasks
Qualifications:
Minimum of High school Diploma or GED is required 2-3 years of inventory management with electronic parts / components is preferred Software/ Hardware Knowledge: SAP Inventory module and use of Microsoft Office applications such as Outlook, Word, and Excel are required. Detail oriented, self-initiated, willingness to learn, a team player, ability to adapt to change, strong problem-solving and time management skills Able to handle electronic parts
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