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The Regional Inventory Control Coordinator is responsible for administering and coordinating all aspects of inventory control, which includes ensuring overall accuracy, efficiency, and proper maintenance of company inventory.
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Complete truck unloading and merchandise duties thro Specialist, Inventory, Customer Service, Retail, Merchandise. Complete truck unloading and merchandise duties thro Specialist, Inventory, Customer Service, Retail, Merchandise.
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Devoted to building a collaborative and committed group of employees who manage inventory, fleet and performance - IHS is the driving force that connects our customers with the industry’s best products and services for DISH.
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2 to 6 years’ experience within Inventory Planning, Supply Planning, or Supply Chain Analytics. In addition, the Inventory Planning Manager will be responsible for collaborating with cross functional partners to ensure our inventory plans enable the business to succeed.
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POSITION SUMMARY: The incumbent maintains an accurate inventory of hazardous waste stored on-site and schedules waste to the operating units to ensure safe and compliant management of the waste within permitted capacity limits, and maximize waste treatment throughput and cost efficiency through treatment efficiency and scheduling.
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