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Managing and investigating inventory inaccuracies through the Warehouse Management System/FTZ Software, receiving shipments, processing adjustments and shipping orders. Perform routine audits of all FTZ operations, including but not limited to customs filings, physical security, inventory control and recordkeeping system functionality and inventory discrepancies.
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Oversee inventory team via hiring, training, coaching, counseling, and performance management. The Inventory Control Manager - AHC is responsible for overseeing inventory control activities at the Sparta Plant along with associated AHC Distribution Centers and maintaining and enforcing corporate inventory control policies and deadlines.
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Functions include fire protection; physical plant operations; power systems and utilities management; custodial, skilled trades, grounds and waste management; and materials management including property, inventory, furniture, fixtures and equipment.
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Assist with inventory management, including receiving, storing, and organizing products. Forklift Operator Warehouse Laborer Forklift Driver Material Handler Warehouse Associate Warehouse Worker Forklift Technician Logistics Operator Inventory Specialist Warehouse Loader Distribution Center Worker Order Picker Shipping and Receiving Clerk Pallet Jack Operator Warehouse Equipment Operator.
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Displays high degree of business and technical knowledge within the pharmaceutical industry with specific expertise of Distribution and Logistics areas of focus including but not limited to: Sales Order Management, Warehouse Management, Transportation Management, Inventory Management, Labor Management, Serialization/Track & Trace/FDA DSCSA, scanning and printing technologies and applications.
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Site Technicians in a solar region perform duties in the following but are not limited to safety, contractor management, electrical/electronic/mechanical equipment operation, troubleshooting, and maintenance, overall site operations, asset management and regulatory compliance, reliability engineering, and inventory management.
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Nurse Director of Quality Management, Nurse Manager of Quality Management, Nurse Manager of Quality Improvement, Risk Management, Infection Control, Patient Safety, Nurse Director of Performance Improvement, Quality Manager, Quality Coordinator, Director of Quality Improvement, CPHQ, CCM, Jobs, BSN, MSN, Vice President of Quality Management, California.
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Conducts inventory inspections and maintains METRC and Biotrack logs in order to ensure traceability of plant/product movement throughout the facility. We are looking for a self-motivated Inventory Coordinator who is responsible for both data input, quality, and audits.
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Establishes data quality standards and works with Management team to ensure standards are met in compliance with regulatory requirements. 3+ years of data management and auditing experience.
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Under the supervision of Management, ICM assists with training other employees. Inventory of all produce, dairy, grocery weekly. Previous Point-of-Sale(POS) experience with managing inventory/supply chain/production in a product or retail company is preferred.
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Minimum two years of experience in Inventory Management, preferably in e-commerce. The Inventory Planner is responsible for delivering a best-in-class customer experience through the strategic management of inventory for a specific product category.
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Summary: The Dispensary Associate is responsible for interacting with, educating, and advising patients face-to-face and by phone, record-keeping, assisting with inventory and cash management as well as interacting with local service providers.
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Proficiency in SAP Inventory and Manhattan WMOS systems. Inventory Research Warehouse Specialist. The primary responsibility of this role is to provide research support to the Inventory administrative team, locating, reclaiming, and adjusting missing inventory.
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This position is responsible for assisting in activities for the QC laboratory from ordering to inventory management, to raw material and sample management, to equipment Calibration, cleaning and maintenance.
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Expertise in SAP Inventory Management specific to Serialized Material Masters/Equipment records for ISU Devices and SAP Procurement Processing and Solution options for maintaining Test Results from Manufacturer file and field tests for installed equipment.
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