Inventory Control Specialist

Are you someone who loves precision, finds satisfaction in solving puzzles, and has a knack for numbers? Do you get a thrill from spotting something out of place and making it right? If so,
McElroy Manufacturing wants you to join our team as an Inventory Control Specialist
!

We’re not just looking for a counter of parts—we’re on the hunt for a detective of discrepancies, a master of materials, and a guardian of the warehouse.

• Dive into daily cycle counts and make sure our parts are right where they should be.
• Investigate and document any inventory mysteries—did something go missing, move, or multiply?
• Double-check and triple-check as needed—accuracy is your superpower.
• Work with the Inspection team to handle non-conforming materials like a pro.
• Pitch in with materials handling across the warehouse and docks—because teamwork makes the dream work.
• Help your teammates stay sharp by auditing their counts too!

• Experience in manufacturing or warehousing? Awesome.
• Cycle count knowledge? Even better.
• A sharp eye and love for clean, accurate work? Perfect.
• Advanced numerical skills—you could practically count in your sleep.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Excel and Outlook.
• Bonus points if you’ve used Infor
  
  XA before.
• You can read tape measures and calipers like a pro and know your way around an engineering drawing.
• Certified forklift skills? Let’s roll!
• A valid driver’s license and current minimum liability insurance on your personal vehicle (as required by law)—because sometimes inventory work means being ready to move to one of the 4 plants we have in the area.

At McElroy Manufacturing, we don’t just make world‑class fusion equipment—we build careers. You’ll join a company where innovation, accuracy, and integrity are celebrated, and your contributions are seen and valued.

• Must be able to routinely work sitting at a computer workstation 45% of normal workday.
• Balance of workday may require bending, squatting, and lifting.
• Mobility required between multi‑building complexes covering several acres.

Jobs which involve one or more tasks or duties that could affect the safety and health of the employee performing the task or others are considered safety‑sensitive.

This position is safety‑sensitive because, in addition to the essential functions listed above, it also involves performing one or more of the following essential tasks or duties:

• The handling, packaging, processing, storage, disposal or transport of hazardous material.
• The operation of a motor vehicle, other vehicle, equipment, machinery or power tools.
• Repairing, maintaining or monitoring the performance or operation of any equipment, machinery or manufacturing process, the malfunction or disruption of which could result in injury or property damage.
• The operation, maintenance or oversight of critical services and infrastructure including, but not limited to, electric, gas, and water utilities, power generation or distribution.