Senior Commissary Inventory & Store Lead

Texas Department Of Criminal Justice; San Antonio (TX); On-site; USD 42,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas Department Of Criminal Justice is seeking an Inventory and Store Specialist III - Assistant Commissary Manager. The role involves managing inventory, stocking, selling merchandise, and ensuring compliance with security and loss prevention controls within a unit commissary.

Candidates should demonstrate accuracy in records, the ability to learn commissary policies, and provide guidance to staff while maintaining professional conduct in a correctional environment.

Qualifications

• Experience managing inventory, receiving, and selling products.
• Maintain accurate inventory records and reconcile discrepancies.
• Learn commissary operations, policies, procedures, and security requirements.
• Be organized, dependable, and able to prioritize multiple tasks in a correctional environment.
• Communicate effectively with staff, vendors, and incarcerated individuals.
• Use inventory, financial, and computer systems to track transactions and maintain accurate records.
• Follow established procedures for receiving, selling, delivering and overall accounting for inventory.

Responsibilities

• Performs highly complex inventory and retail sales work in a unit commissary.
• Stocking, arranging, and transferring inventory; displaying and selling merchandise.
• Ensuring compliance with established security requirements, loss prevention controls, and procedures.
• Provides guidance to others. Works under general supervision with moderate latitude for initiative and independent judgment.

Skills

Inventory management

Commissary operations

Security procedures

Record keeping

Job description

Texas Department Of Criminal Justice is seeking an Inventory and Store Specialist III - Assistant Commissary Manager. The role involves managing inventory, stocking, selling merchandise, and ensuring compliance with security and loss prevention controls within a unit commissary.

Candidates should demonstrate accuracy in records, the ability to learn commissary policies, and provide guidance to staff while maintaining professional conduct in a correctional environment.