Inventory Clerk

LOLOY TRUCK PARTS TRADING; Davao del Sur; On-site; PHP 223,200 - 334,800; Full time

Job summary

A local trading company in Davao del Sur seeks an Inventory Clerk responsible for managing stock levels, receiving goods, and maintaining accurate records. The role requires attention to detail and communication skills. Candidates should have a high school diploma and may benefit from prior experience in inventory management. Training is provided, making this an excellent opportunity to grow in logistics and supply chain.

Qualifications

• Previous experience in inventory management, warehousing, or retail preferred.
• On-the-job training is typically provided.
• Certification in inventory management is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Monitor and maintain stock levels.
• Receive and inspect incoming shipments.
• Input inventory data into computerized systems.

Skills

Excellent communication skills

Attention to detail

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Post-secondary education in business, logistics, or supply chain management

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Job Description

An Inventory Clerk is responsible for managing and maintaining an organization’s inventory levels, ensuring products and supplies are properly tracked, stored, and accounted for. This role involves monitoring stock levels, receiving and recording new inventory, and preparing orders for dispatch. Inventory Clerks play a crucial part in ensuring businesses have the right products in stock and in preventing issues related to inventory shortages or overstock.

Key Responsibilities:

Inventory Management:

• Monitor and maintain stock levels, ensuring items are ordered or restocked when necessary.
• Track inventory movements, including receiving, stocking, and dispatching goods.
• Perform regular stock counts (e.g., daily, weekly, monthly) to ensure inventory accuracy.
• Organize stock in designated storage areas to optimize space and ensure items are easy to locate.

Receiving and Inspecting Goods:

• Receive incoming shipments, verify quantities, and inspect goods for quality or damage.
• Record new stock in the inventory management system, ensuring accurate data entry.
• Generate and process receipts and inventory logs.
• Ensure stock is replenished and properly rotated according to shelf life or demand.
• Report low stock levels to management or purchasing departments for restocking.
• Place orders for new inventory based on sales data and stock levels, if required.

Data Entry and Documentation:

• Input inventory data into computerized systems (e.g., inventory management software or spreadsheets).
• Maintain accurate records of stock, including details such as quantities, descriptions, and serial numbers.
• Prepare and maintain reports on stock levels, inventory movements, and discrepancies.

Stock Organization and Storage:

• Properly label, categorize, and organize inventory in warehouses, stockrooms, or other storage areas.
• Ensure that items are stored safely and according to company policies, including compliance with safety regulations.
• Use shelving, bins, and other systems to maximize storage space.

Order Preparation and Fulfillment:

• Prepare orders for shipping or internal use, ensuring the correct items are selected and packed.
• Verify that products are packed securely for shipment and labeled accurately.
• Coordinate with other departments (e.g., sales, logistics) to ensure orders are processed and shipped on time.

Inventory Audits and Reporting:

• Conduct regular physical inventory audits to verify stock against records.
• Investigate discrepancies or missing items and report findings to management.
• Assist in periodic inventory reconciliations and audits, ensuring compliance with company policies and regulations.

Quality Control:

• Inspect inventory for damage, expiration, or defects and ensure that damaged or outdated items are removed from inventory.
• Work with suppliers or vendors to resolve any inventory quality or delivery issues.

Health and Safety Compliance:

• Adhere to safety protocols for handling inventory, including the proper use of equipment (e.g., forklifts, pallet jacks).
• Maintain a clean and organized inventory area to reduce the risk of accidents or damage.

Education:

• A high school diploma or equivalent is typically required for an inventory clerk role. Some positions may prefer candidates with a post-secondary education in business, logistics, or supply chain management.

Experience:

• Previous experience in inventory management, warehousing, or retail is often preferred but not required.
• On-the-job training is typically provided, especially for specific inventory systems or industry-specific practices.

Certifications:

• Certification in inventory management, logistics, or warehousing (e.g., Certified in Production and Inventory Management - CPIM) is a plus but not required.
• Forklift operation or other equipment handling certifications may be required in warehouse settings.

Excellent communication skills and attention to detail.

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