Inventory Clerk

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knight enterprisesTitusville (FL)

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About the role

Inventory Control Specialist The purpose of this position is to maintain and control the Company's inventory. This position is responsible for the physical counts of inventory, receiving product from purchase orders and from the assembly departments, and recording the quantity counts, location, part number and part description. Description of Job Duties: Verifies computations against physical count of stock, adjusts for errors, or investigates discrepancies. Receives, counts, and stores stock items and records data, manually or using computer. Records nature, quantity, value, or location of material, supplies, or equipment received. Packs, unpacks, and marks stock items, using identification tag, stamp, electric marking tool, or other labeling equipment. Perform other duties as assigned by supervisory or management personnel.
Physical Demands:
  • Seeing: Required
  • Speaking: Required
  • Hearing: Required
  • Standing: Often
  • Walking: Frequently
  • Sitting: Occasionally
  • Lifting: Frequently, up to 50-pounds
  • Carrying: Often, up to 50-pounds
  • Pushing: Rarely, up to 50-pounds
  • Pulling: Frequently, up to 50-pounds
  • Climbing: Frequently
  • Balancing: Frequently
  • Bending: Frequently
  • Twisting: Frequently
  • Reaching: Frequently
  • Grasping/Handling: Frequently, for dexterity, fine finger handling
  • Stooped/Crouching: Frequently
  • Kneeling: Occasionally
  • Crawling: Rarely
  • Environmental Conditions:
  • Inside: 95%Outside: 5%

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