Job Opening: Inventory 1st Shift

Tracking and Auditing: Conduct regular cycle counts, physical inventory audits, and daily checks to reconcile what is in the computer system with what is physically on the shelves.

Receiving and Inspecting: Check incoming shipments against purchase orders to verify quantities, inspect for damage, and document discrepancies.

Record Management: Update and maintain inventory records using warehouse management software (WMS), ERP systems, or RF barcode scanners.

Discrepancy Investigation: Act as a “detective” to figure out why stock counts don’t match (such as data entry errors, unrecorded damage, or lost items) and fix the records.

Restorting and Ordering: Place restock orders or alert purchasing teams when stock levels run low. [1, 2, 3, 4]

Organization and Safety: Maintain proper storage methods (such as FIFO – First-In, First-Out), manage returns, and handle safety data sheets for hazardous materials if applicable.