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The Inventory Control Specialist will be responsible for the master data accuracy supporting the inventory, ensuring the right part is available at the time, and assisting site operations with managing warranty claims.
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Work closely with Inventory Control Manager on projects, inventory adjustments, missing pallets, counter issues, auditing issues, etc. Responsible for overseeing, assisting, and constantly monitoring inventory control specialists and audit clerks in maintaining inventory, counting, and auditing integrity during the Fresh selection shift.
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The Food Safety Quality Manager is responsible for all Quality and Food Safety programs such as Kosher, Organic, Pest control, Sanitation verification, Environmental monitoring, Allergen control, foreign material control etc.
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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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Inventory Support Associate As an Inventory Support Associate, you will perform a wide variety of duties to maintain and control accurate levels of inventory in grocery and perishable warehouses.
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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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The Part-Time Inventory Control Specialist is responsible for the store's day to day inventory tasks, which includes inventory counts, quality checks of incoming products, labeling and organization of inventory.
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The Inventory Control Specialist supports the operation by verifying inventory levels and problem solving issues that impact the accuracy of inventory. Inventory Control Specialist.
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Parts Sales, Parts management, Parts Inventory management, Parts counter assistance, Automotive parts manager, Auto Parts Manager, Dealer Parts Manager, Dealership parts manager, Car Parts manager, Parts ordering, Dealer Parts, Auto Parts, Car parts, Managing auto parts, Automotive parts, Dealership Parts, inventory, inventory manager, inventory control.
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The Solar Inventory Control Specialist will be responsible for the master data accuracy supporting the solar inventory, ensuring the right part is available at the time, and assisting site operations with managing warranty claims.
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Ensure a timely inventory turnover. Currently we have a dealership in your area looking to hire an Automotive Parts Manager. Have at least a few years of Automotive Parts Manager Experience. Forecast for Parts Department Goals.
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Understand, display knowledge and supervise execution of FSQA programs including, but not limited to BRC systems, HACCP, sanitation, pest control, good manufacturing practices, foreign material control, customer complaint, deviation investigation process, Root-cause analysis, traceability, internal audit program, trainings, food defense and security to comply with all company, Customer and USDA/FDA regulatory requirements.
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The Inventory Control Specialist accurately maintains data related to Eataly’s inventory to ensure the integrity of inventory valuation across Eataly departments and locations.
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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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Ingram Content Group (ICG) is hiring Forklift Operators to start with our Operations team in La Vergne, TN.
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