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Supervises all warehouse personnel, assigns tasks and duties on a daily basis; i.e., shipping and receiving of inventory and proper storage of parts. Performs warehouse activities to include parts pulling, staging and loading/unloading and stocking of trucks.
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General Manager: The General Manager is responsible for the operation and financial performance by providing strategic direction and leadership for all warehouse activities associated with shipping, receiving, warehousing, and inventory management.
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The best fit is someone that has general warehouse, shipping / receiving experience with Forklift Operation. Knows typical shipping and receiving procedures and can handle some exceptions.
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Reporting to the Logistics Manager, the Retail Fulfillment / Shipping and Receiving Associate ensures accurate inventory management processes are in place and product shipment issues are resolved.
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Staffmark has teamed up with a top shipping and receiving company based in Surprise, AZ, in search of an Inventory Control Specialist. Requirements: Requirements for this position include 1+ years of experience in supply chain procurement and warehouse inventory management, as well as 1+ years of working knowledge of inventory systems such as KITS, Velocity, Order Manager, and ERPLN.
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Job Duties: The Inventory Control Specialist will be responsible for processing and moving production and other materials into and out of storage, production, and other locations to support the production flow following standard work instructions.
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Assuring that shipping/receiving counts match picking/purchase order documents and assisting in resolving any discrepancies. Shipping/receiving documents and maintaining all records.
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Able to read and understand work orders, shipping and receiving paperwork. Read and understand assemblies, instructions, shipping and receiving paperwork.
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Assuring that shipping/receiving counts match picking/purchase order documents and assisting in resolving any discrepanciesHand picking orders to be shipped, ensure proper labels and paperwork have been applied before shippingPallet Jack OperationApply Now for an opportunity to advance your career.
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This core, year-round position is responsible for effectively cycle counting raw material, work in process, and finished goods inventory, at ground and elevated levels in the warehouse, shipping and production areas.
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