Inventory Control Clerk 2nd Shift

Overview

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Responsible for conducting physical inventories, researching locator problems, and adjusting the book inventory with the approval of the Inventory Control Supervisor. Also responsible for assigned production locations; thereby the Warehouse Service Level.

• Good written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability, to interact on a professional level, whether by telephone or otherwise, with all support areas (internal and external).
• Ability to read, write and count accurately.
• Ability to operate (to height of 50 feet) and be certified as an operator of fork trucks and other powered mobile equipment as needed.
• Detail oriented with above average math aptitude.
• Ability to operate WMS CRT, calculator and other office equipment.
• Normal eyesight (natural or corrected).
• Physical Demands:
  Frequent - Medium lifting up to 60 lbs. Other physical activities include Constant bending/reaching/stooping (67-100%), occasional walking/standing/climbing (0-33%).
• Work Environment:
  Warehouse environment, which includes seasonal temperature changes, rolling equipment and conveyors.

• Sort daily reports and distribute them to the appropriate Inventory personnel.
• Make necessary adjustments to the inventory by completing an Inventory Transaction form with the Inventory Control Supervisor s approval and, when necessary, keypunch this data into the system to include keypunching markouts.
• Audit daily all of the previous day s purchase orders; research discrepancies, and report them with the Inventory Control Supervisor s approval; report discrepancies as errors.
• Check the Item Backup Report for credits; research credits and take necessary action to alleviate the credit, either by expediting the merchandise to the pick location or by making an approved adjustment to the inventory.
• Take other physical inventories as requested by Management, Buyers, Accounting, Merchandise Billing, or Production.
• Perform scanning functions when required, and make adjustments as requested by the appropriate personnel.
• Conduct Cycle Counts as required and communicate with Buyers, Buyer s Secretaries, Accounting Personnel, Merchandise Billing, CO-OP, the Inventory Control Supervisor, and other Management members regarding inventory discrepancies.
• During cycle counts and daily operations, review merchandise with expiration date, date code, or lot control number; expedite the Return-To-Vendor (RTV) procedure by notifying the Buyer and Returns Processor, adjusting the inventory, and moving merchandise to Returns.
• Operate fork trucks, order pickers, or other mobile-powered equipment safely as defined in the L.D.C. Operation training and Certification Program and Management directives.
• Review new items reports daily to identify items to be slotted; review each day s receipts and the new items staging area for new items to be assigned locations (slotted).
• Weigh and measure all new items received and verify findings with the New Items Transmittal; allocate a home and pick location for each regular new item by attaching item labels to the home location rack.
• Cut cartons, determine proper stock prep code, complete dimensions and fill the assigned location with the new item; keypunch new or replanographed locations into WMS.
• Monitor merchandise velocity reports to determine when changes or revamps are necessary.
• Remove discontinued merchandise from all Pick, Backup and Random locations and remove all item tickets; notify Return Goods personnel or Supervisor when completed.
• Complete a Daily Activity Worksheet neatly and accurately and submit to the I.C. Supervisor at the end of each workday.
• Maintain neat and accurate files of all slotting activity as a backup to the on-line system.
• Process mark outs and conduct research to prevent future mark outs.
• Process and complete MCRs to include filtering controlled disposal items.
• Perform other duties as required by Supervisor/Management.

• Sort daily reports and distribute to appropriate inventory personnel.
• Review hi-rise BOH report for discrepancies and adjust items.
• Escort outside vendor representatives to merchandise for inspections.
• Prepare Slot Maintenance Request form for all inactive items.
• Perform audits of the breakdown of display merchandise from stores to pick location.
• Operate mobile powered equipment as needed.
• Ability to cross-train and perform to standard in various functions and on various equipment as required by Management.

• Must pass IC interview.
• Good written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability, to…