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Organizes and maintains proper documentation, logs and records relating to inventory control and record keeping in according with the hospitals polices and procedures. A Brief OverviewCoordinates inventory ordering, returns, and filing/record keeping functions to ensure compliance with standard practices for preparing purchase orders and the handling of discrepancies and returns.
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The inventory control coordinator also delivers on the day-to-day commitments to our Customer, our Company and our People. The Inventory Control Coordinator's primary responsibility is to maintain inventory and location accuracy in the facility.
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JOB DESCRIPTION: Seasonal Retail Inventory Control Team Member. Assist with inventory control, including counting inventory, reporting discrepancies to the Retail Operations Supervisor, and participate in the annual physical inventory preparation.
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The Inventory Control Coordinator is responsible for the tasks associated with the management of inventory while maintaining the Pharmacy in a clean, orderly, and professional manner.
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The Inventory Control Supervisor provides materials, equipment, and supplies by leading receiving, warehousing, and distribution services and supervising staff. Experience in inventory control.
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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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Our Inventory Control Clerk is responsible for managing inventory, cycle counting, and inventory resolution and more! Have 1-3 years experience in inventory control.
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The Inventory Control Assistant Supervisor will report directly to the Operations Manager. The Inventory Control Assistant Supervisor will be a hands-on contributor and must be comfortable dealing with various changes under tight deadlines.
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The Inventory Control Associate is accountable for performing their duties consistently with the values and mission of Saddle Creek Corporation. The Inventory Control Associate is responsible for helping maintain all inventory processes and working through any and all inventory discrepancies on a daily basis.
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2 years' experience in a distribution center/warehouse or equivalent Inventory environment Experience operating material handling equipment preferredWorking knowledge of warehouse operations including inventory transactions, cycle counts and material movement.
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The Inventory Control Manager provides senior leadership, direction and strategy for the Inventory Control team that will enable and facilitate the execution of the outlined operational deliverables.
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The Inventory & Receiving Manager leads and manages inventory control, and has the operational responsibility for receiving inbound products, storing and rotating them to ensure product availability and freshness, and ensuring adequate and timely replenishment of the primary pick area to support the picking function.
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Ensures inventory control reports accurately, reports inventory control productivity and quality. Resolve discrepancies within the Inventory control department.
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Supervises individual contributors responsible for inventory activities (cycle counts, delivery resolution, slotting, warehouse optimization) in a distribution and logistics environment. Establishes, maintains business and inventory controls and processes.
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