Inventory Control/QA
job center staffingPark City (KY)
About the role
Inventory Control/QA Associate Inventory Control/QA associate with strong communication and organization skills who likes to deal with people on a daily basis. Must be flexible with the ability to work overtime as needed. Supports the execution of all processes and procedures related to inventory accuracy. Performs warehouse bin accuracy and maintains inventory shrink. Utilizes Order Management System and various types of material handling equipment.
Responsibilities:
- Investigate inventory discrepancies.
- Investigate bin location variances.
- Research problem orders and receipts.
- Inputs data into Order management system.
- Performs system entries to maintain inventory and bin accuracy.
- Performs to quality standards in multiple functions.
- Performs additional duties as assigned.
- Strong work ethic and attention to the small details will ensure our operations continue to run smoothly
- Maintain accurate inventory countsEnsure quality assurance processes and procedures are followedPerform product countsStage materials within designated areasOperate all necessary warehouse equipment and toolsUtilize a warehouse management system to maintain appropriate work documents
- Move materials weighing 50 lbs or more at times
- What you'll do on a typical day:
- Maintain accurate inventory countsEnsure quality assurance processes and procedures are followedPerform product countsStage materials within designated areasOperate all necessary warehouse equipment and toolsUtilize a warehouse management system to maintain appropriate work documents
What You'll Need:
Minimum of two years' experience working with Order management system / inventory systems in a high volume facility.
Possesses basic clerical and data entry skills.
Possesses strong organizational and time management skills, driving tasks to completion.
Able to interact effectively with all levels of management.
Able to transport up to 20 lbs. Able to perform basic mathematical calculations.
Able to recognize and attend to important details with accuracy and efficiency.
Able to work independently with minimum supervision.
Able to build solid, effective working relationships with others.
Able to constructively work under stress and pressure when faced with high workloads and deadlines.
Able to effectively use relevant material handling equipment (i.e forklifts).Able to express ideas clearly and convey necessary information.
High School/G.E.D.Able to work in a Distribution center environment which includes exposure to work at varying heights; varying temperatures; moderate and consistent noise levels.
Occasional non-standard work hours or overtime as business requires.
Simple Math Test as provided by Stord (There are three versions. They must pass at least one of these tests.)
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