Inventory Control Specialist

Description

As an Inventory Control Specialist - you are responsible for assisting in the organization of the main inventory warehouse, providing daily cycle counting of finished goods, updating inventory within the company’s CRM, resolving inventory issues, & assisting with order fulfillment when necessary. You need to be detail-oriented, well-organized, work quickly, be able to multi-task, & proactively solve problems. You will use systems such as Outlook, Syteline, Excel, & Word, to ensure accurate inventory information

• Responsible for the organization of main inventory warehouse.
• Maintain, track, & report inventory data, perform regular physical audits & cycle counts to reconcile actual stock with database records.
• Inputs & creates reports/documents for their functional area to keep track of product movement
• Oversees the receiving of finished goods/materials.
• Manage returned material inventory & repacking when necessary.
• Ensure inventory management objectives are met.
• Communicate inventory issues to Manager.
• Participating in other warehouse support functions as needed.

• Strong numerical, mathematical, & analytical skills to manage data, audit stocks, & analyze trends.
• Proactive in identifying potential inventory problems & finding resolutions
• Strong attention to detail/critical thinking capabilities.
• Building strong relationships, & fostering an inclusive environment.
• Be a self-starter, able to work independently
• Analyzing complex information, identifying opportunities, planning effectively, & making sound, timely choices with responsibility.
• Embracing change, remaining calm under pressure, & guiding teams through uncertainty.
• Strong knowledge of inventory management systems, databases, & MS Office (especially Excel).
• Communicate & present information at all levels.

• High School diploma required. Bachelor’s degree preferred.
• Minimum 4+ years of experience in inventory management, warehousing, or logistics.

• Ability to work in a warehouse environment, which may involve lifting, scanning, and long periods of standing or walking.
• Ability to lift 50 lbs.