Inventory & Vending Specialist - Flexible Hours!

Posted 6 days ago

staffing synergiesBuckeye (AZ)

Stockers and Order Fillers Vending Machine Operators

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Junior

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$18.00/hr

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About the role

Job Description: Inventory & Vending Specialist – Flexible Hours! Want a reliable, hands-on job where you actually control your schedule? We are looking for an independent Inventory & Vending Machine Specialist to manage and refill essential PPE safety vending machines at local distribution facilities. If you like staying active, working autonomously, and want a position that can quickly turn into a full-time career, this is for you!

What’s In It For You: True Flexibility: ~25 hours/week. Plan your site visits around your life!

Solid Pay: $18.00 per hour to start. Growth Potential: High chance to transition to Full-Time as we expand. Independence: No micromanagement—you run your own route.

The Day-to-Day: Stock & Refill: Retrieve PPE safety stock from on-site holding areas and keep vending units fully loaded. Manage Your Route: Visit sites 3–7 times a week depending on how fast stock moves. Quick Fixes: Perform basic maintenance, swap machine coils for different product sizes, and keep units running smoothly. Stay Connected: Log your inventory updates in real-time on the client's system and report any major technical glitches.

What We’re Looking For

Experience: Background in vending, retail merchandising, inventory, or route delivery. Tech-Savvy: Comfortable using client tracking systems and handling minor mechanical troubleshooting. Detail-Oriented: A sharp eye for inventory numbers and a commitment to strict facility safety rules. Quick Facts:

Salary: $18.00/hr

Job Type: Part-time (with Full-time upside)

Hours: ~25 hours per week (Flexible schedule)Spots fill quickly—apply today and take control of your work schedule! Questions: Call 618-713-5896

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