Inventory Cycle Counter - Lean, Accurate Stock Control

Marmon Holdings, Inc.; Goldsboro (NC); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

AP EMISSIONS TECHNOLOGIES LLC, part of Marmon Holdings, seeks a Cycle Counter to maintain inventory accuracy through scheduled counts, discrepancy investigations, and collaboration with Inventory Control and warehouse teams. The role supports continuous improvement initiatives and Lean efforts to reduce inventory levels and improve turns.

The candidate will audit inventory, minimize obsolete stock, prepare discrepancy reports, and administer the cycle-count program while ensuring safety and

Qualifications

• Three years of cycle-counting experience in manufacturing or distribution.
• Strong data entry and data analysis skills with inventory-system transactions.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Excel and effective communication across teams.

Responsibilities

• Audit work-in-process and finished-goods inventory for accuracy.
• Minimize obsolete inventory and coordinate disposition of excess materials.
• Prepare reports on discrepancies and recommend corrective actions.
• Conduct root-cause analyses for discrepancies and implement improvements.
• Administer the cycle-count program and report results to promote timely resolution.
• Promote use of handheld barcode scanners and support their deployment.
• Contribute to Lean initiatives to improve accuracy and inventory turns.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to implement warehouse improvements.

Skills

Data entry

Excel

Inventory systems

Data analysis

Communication

Cycle-counting

Prioritization

Forklift certification

Job description

AP EMISSIONS TECHNOLOGIES LLC, part of Marmon Holdings, seeks a Cycle Counter to maintain inventory accuracy through scheduled counts, discrepancy investigations, and collaboration with Inventory Control and warehouse teams. The role supports continuous improvement initiatives and Lean efforts to reduce inventory levels and improve turns.

The candidate will audit inventory, minimize obsolete stock, prepare discrepancy reports, and administer the cycle-count program while ensuring safety and