Inventory Control Coordinator

Responsibilities

• Perform cycle counts – all materials on site including warehouse parts, pipe, fabricated fittings, EPC material
• Perform weekly raw material cycle counts and reconciliation.
• Keep accurate inventory of fab heater plates and inserts
• Root cause investigation of inventory discrepancies to determine proper corrective action, not just disposition
• Yard organization including segregation of EPC material and organizing at points closest to use
• Monitor for safe stacking and storage of product and correct immediately and report the incident
• Determine origin of materials with non-conforming packaging and communicate to internal stakeholders.
• Ensure that materials in storage and leaving the facility conform to ISCO's packaging standards.
• Manage NCR and RGA products for segregation and disposition
• Participate as a lead player in related continuous improvement/Lean initiatives that involve inventory related processes
• Track inventory movements, optimize storage spaces in yard and warehouse racks
• Analyze inaccuracy trends and report recommendations to plant management for process changes or improvements or training
• Expedite shortages and replacement of missing parts and track until receipt and delivered to the appropriate department in coordination with shipping/receiving
• Utilize Prelude ERP to maintain accurate transactions of material movement
• Fill in for shipping/receiving warehouse and yard personal when absences occur
• Assist plant management with scrap requests
• Assist OPS Admin with material allocations (Work Orders)
• Maintain accurate inventory records
• Partner with plant management to enforce inventory control procedures
• Active involvement in the ISCO NCR process when inventory issues are related
• Implement best inventory control practices

• 5 years experience in inventory control and or materials management
• High school diploma minimum

High School or better.

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