Inventory Accuracy & Data Entry Specialist

Jewel-Osco; Melrose Park (IL); On-site; USD 42,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive wages

Weekly pay

Associate discounts

Training and career growth

Job summary

Albertsons Companies Inc. is seeking an Inventory Monitor to maintain accurate inventory records and support timely production orders. You will enter data into the operating system, verify product movement, and conduct cycle counts within the warehouse environment.

The role involves reconciliation of physical vs. financial inventories, researching discrepancies, and producing weekly audit summaries. Work hours may extend with production demands and period closings.

Qualifications

• Verify total case count and items to store invoice.
• Reconcile physical and financial inventories in LCS.
• Report discrepancies to Warehouse Supervisor.

Responsibilities

• Verify total case count and items, assembled by warehouse assemblers to store invoice.
• Reconcile physical and financial inventories in LCS.
• Report discrepancies to Warehouse Supervisor.
• Recap audit results for weekly reporting.
• Compare and reconcile physical inventory cycle counts to those in the inventory system.
• Complete research to determine why pallets cannot be slotted by the system.
• Perform system maintenance to ensure accuracy of inventory accountability.
• Maintain warehouse case data, measure case dimensions, verify slot heights, and enter data.
• Enter store returns and print related warehouse reports.
• Perform other duties as assigned by Management.

Skills

Attention to detail

Math skills

10-key calculator

Oral & written communication

Stamina

Warehouse environment

Tools

LCS inventory system

Job description

Albertsons Companies Inc. is seeking an Inventory Monitor to maintain accurate inventory records and support timely production orders. You will enter data into the operating system, verify product movement, and conduct cycle counts within the warehouse environment.

The role involves reconciliation of physical vs. financial inventories, researching discrepancies, and producing weekly audit summaries. Work hours may extend with production demands and period closings.