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The Inventory Control Specialist (Stockkeeper) is responsible for the receipt, storage and issuance of supplies, parts and materials to all Metro Transit departments and facilities. Follows established methods and procedures in requisitioning, receipt, issuance, storage and inventory of materials, supplies and equipment to maintain the integrity of Metro Transit's inventory system.
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Analyst, Inventory Control page is loaded Analyst, Inventory Control Apply locations Huntington, NY time type Full time posted on Posted Yesterday job requisition id R06068 TTM Technologies, Inc. – Publicly Traded US Company, NASDAQ (TTMI) – Top-5 Global Printed Circuit Board Manufacturer.
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Responsible for overseeing all aspects of Inventory Control efforts and Inventory Control personnel at two facilities. Conduct yearly performance evaluations on all employees in the inventory control department.
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UOVO seeks an Inventory Control Art Handler to join its dynamic and growing team. The Inventory Control, Art Handler will report directly to the Inventory Control Supervisor.
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Plant monitoring and care during vegetative and flowering phase: trimming and staking; big leafing and pruning; plant care, watering and feeding; plant monitoring and climate control; pest and disease control; inventory data input.
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As an Inventory Control Analyst you will be responsible for planning/ordering and analyzing Branch inventory levels, including: interbranch orders, manufacturing work orders and vendor provided products.
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Position Description : The Retail Inventory Specialist will focus on back of house store operations, including but not limited to: vault organization, shrink control, inventory balancing between medical and adult use licenses (in Metrc and Point-of-sale), product receiving, transferring, and all preparation of inventory.
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Inventory of all produce, dairy, grocery weekly. Previous Point-of-Sale(POS) experience with managing inventory/supply chain/production in a product or retail company is preferred. Responsible for adding in new product to POS system for correct inventory and sales reports.
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The Retail Inventory Associates are responsible for supporting their Inventory Manager with maintaining accurate inventory control measures. An expert in all things MA regulations and remains vigilant in updates from the Cannabis Control Commission, METRC, and Leaf Logix.
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Catalent Pharma Solutions in Kansas City, MO is hiring an Inventory Control Associate II. This role supports clinical trial projects, ensuring that all work carried out is in compliance with regulatory requirements, good manufacturing practices (cGMP) and standard operating procedures (SOPs.
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Following this initial period, your responsibilities will seamlessly transition to encompass the core duties of an Inventory Control specialist. We are seeking a meticulous Inventory Control person to join our team, with a unique focus on liquidation for the first six months of your tenure.
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Dal-Tile is currently seeking an exceptional Inventory Control Clerk to join our TEAM! As the Inventory Control Clerk, we need someone who is ready to provide a variety of support such as managing and verifying product in WMS and directing and training team members on inventory control.
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Mercury Marine - Inventory Control Analyst page is loaded. Mercury Marine - Inventory Control Analyst. Inventory Control Analyst. Initiate corrective actions as needed to ensure accurate and effective inventory control.
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Curing: hanging and dry-racking flowers; monitoring curing process and climate control; labeling; weighing and inventory data input. Cloning: cutting, rooting, and transplanting; clone care, watering, and feeding; clone monitoring and climate control; labeling; and inventory data input into the state-mandated electronic tracking system.
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In addition to the general job description below, the ideal candidate will also have the following skills: Cycle Count, Inventory, Warehouse, General Labor, Line Operator, Forklift, Quality Control,Material Handler, Machine Operator, Loader/Unloader, Cherry Picker, Order Picker, Order Picking, Shipping, Outbound, RF, WMS, Reach Truck.
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