Inventory Control Specialist - 1st

Clark Associates; North Carolina; On-site; USD 21,000 - 26,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus pay

Job summary

Clark Associates in Cumberland, MD is seeking a Short-Term Inventory Control Specialist (6 months) for our distribution center's 1st shift. This temporary role supports data accuracy between ERP systems and physical counts, collaborating across departments to resolve issues and support customer fulfillment.

Responsibilities include cycle counts, discrepancy investigations, inventory adjustments, forklift use to replenish bins, and maintaining accurate records in a fast-paced environment.

Responsibilities

• Ensure data accuracy between ERP system and physical counts.
• Perform weekly cycle counts and investigate discrepancies.
• Adjust inventory based on counts and ERP research.
• Operate forklift to replenish pick bins with overstock.
• Identify and process damaged inventory to maintain accuracy.
• Place mis-picked items back to correct bins and locations.
• Maintain safe, clean warehouse practices and report hazards.

Job description

Job Summary

Join now and earn a $3.00/hour bonus for all hours worked!Bonus is paid at the end of the contract and requires full contract completion to qualify.

We are currently seeking Short-Term Inventory Control Specialist (6 months) for our 1st shift at our distribution center in Cumberland, MD. This is a temporary assignment with the potential for contract extension based on business needs and performance review.

The Inventory Control Specialist role ensures the accuracy of the data in our internal systems compared to the physical counts of inventory. This position collaborates across departments in identifying issues and resolve trends, presenting proactive solutions that serve our customers. Inventory Control Specialists work independently and efficiently across departmental teams and are expected to fulfill their responsibilities with precision and care.

Responsibilities

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Run various reports that identify potential systematic issues with inventory, investigate appropriately and resolve any found problems
• Search for inaccuracies and errors, such as misplaced stock, while conducting and processing scheduled weekly cycle counts
• Complete inventory adjustments based off differences in physical counts and research using the company’s ERP system
• Use forklift equipment to replenish pick bins with overstock product
• Identify and process damaged inventory throughout the warehouse to maintain accurate inventory levels
• Ensure that misplaced or mistakenly picked items are returned to the correct bin location
• Safely operate and maintain warehouse equipment to fulfill job duties to ensure a safe work environment
• Pick wrap/kit list for repacking items and transport completed product throughout the warehouse for put-away
• Meet all expected performance standards regarding efficiency, accuracy and quality of work
• Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment by following all safety guidelines and reporting any hazards to the appropriate leadership.
• Work closely with team members and leadership to meet daily, weekly, and monthly departmental goals
• Abide by all company and warehouse policies
• Flex into other positions and departments and undertake additional duties as necessary to support the overall operation