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Lancesoft in Phoenix, AZ is seeking a Warehouse Inventory Control Clerk I for a 4-month contract. The role ensures MRO inventory accuracy, helps maintenance technicians have parts, and supports storeroom management with CMMS/SAP systems.
Shift typically 7am–3:30/4pm, with potential weekend/overtime as discussed. Candidate must have at least 2 years in inventory control, strong Excel skills, and the ability to work independently in a fast-paced plant environment.
Title: Warehouse Inventory Control Clerk I
Location: Phoenix, AZ 85040
Duration: 04 Months Contract
Pay rate: $22/Hour to $25.00/Hour(W2)
Shift: 7am - 3:30/4pm (1st Shift) Monday through Friday
Candidate must be open occasional weekend work as well as overtime. Manager will discuss days of the week with candidate.
The Parts Clerk is responsible for managing maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO) inventory to ensure maintenance technicians have the necessary parts, materials, and supplies support safe and efficient plant operations. This position maintains inventory accuracy, coordinates parts procurement, receives and issues materials, and supports preventative and corrective maintenance activities through effective storeroom management.
SAP, PMC 2000, Maximo, or similar CMMS experience. Knowledge of industrial maintenance parts including: Bearings Motors Gearboxes Belts Chains and sprockets Pneumatic components Valves and actuators Sensors and electrical components Hydraulic components Forklift certification or ability to obtain certification.
Strong attention to detail and inventory accuracy. Basic understanding of maintenance and manufacturing equipment. Ability tread vendor catalogs, equipment manuals, and parts breakdowns. Effective verbal and written communication skills. Strong problem-solving and customer service mindset. Working knowledge of purchasing and inventory control principles. Ability to prioritize urgent requests in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
Frequently lift and carry materials up 50 pounds. Stand, walk, bend, stoop, reach, and climb throughout the workday. Ability to work in a manufacturing environment includes exposure to noise, temperature changes, and moving equipment. Ability to safely operate forklifts and pallet jacks nice to have