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Conduct Cycle Count inventory procedures accurately and ensure timely completion. Embrace Practical Process Improvement (PPI) methodologies. Take direction from Site Supervisor/Manager (and Team Lead) regarding daily duties.
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Notify cycle count analyst(s) of any material discrepancies. - Assist with cycle count procedures. Communicate all backorders to Team Lead and/or Expediter Planner. Process hearing aid backorders and/or special print requests though Configuration Center - Level II.
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Assists with Inventory Cycle Count Program. The Material Handler performs duties in shipping, receiving, inventory control, and cycle counting programs to support production schedules and customer requirements.
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Conducts inventory cycle count and physical inventory programs. Must be able to accurately count and record key data in WMS or other systems. Conducts inventory cycle count and physical inventory programs.
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Share knowledge and resources to ensure branches adhere to DOKA SOPs, including recurring adjustment bookings (e.g., consumable bookings, reconditioning orders) and assisting with material cycle and inventory counts, including yard preparation, yard mapping, and updating count sheets.
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Cycle count materials on a daily basis or as scheduled. Responsible for monitoring warehouse inventory and performing cycle counting duties to ensure that all materials are properly verified to be reflective of reported inventory.
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Helps the leadership team by conducting the weekly cycle count process and helps look for opportunities to improve the store count process. Performs non-sales customer service transactions including but not limited to, equipment returns and swaps, customer pick up for “buy-online-pick-up” in-store order fulfillment.
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The Inventory Supervisor is responsible for maintaining a perpetual record integrity in distribution to ensure inventory accuracy through the administration of the cycle count program and the thorough analysis and response to miscellaneous issues and receipts.
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Cycle Count to verify adherence to par levels. Release and fill orders (Pick Tickets) as needed for supplies in HEMM, Horizon Clinical and Omnicell. If needed generate replenishment report, pick needed supplies and deliver to the assigned Omnicell.
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Key responsibilities include logistics, reconditioning, pre-assembly, hydraulics, machinery, and inventory control, with regular on-site involvement. Spanish and German language skills a plus. Oversee tracking of pre-assembly production figures across all branches and create a centralized database.
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