Inventory Control Specia -hr - 2nd Shift- North SLC

Job Info

• Job Identification 560552
• Job Category Retail, Store Ops
• Posting Date 01/07/2026,05:56 PM
• Apply Before 01/31/2026, 05:56 PM
• Job Schedule Full time
• Locations 620 W 600 N, NORTH SALT LAKE, UT, 84054, US
• Banner Albertsons Companies

KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES:

• Research warehouse outs and all slot audits labels daily and make necessary corrective action.
• Review and coordinate daily perpetual inventory adjustments with Inventory Control Coordinator. Perform daily and weekly inventory counts.
• Assist Accounting Department with billing errors caused by inventory variances.
• Reconcile store returns and make necessary adjustments.
• Prepare returns for pickup, verifying items and case counts.
• Responsible for proper handling of damaged and/or spoiled merchandise daily.
• Physically relocate merchandise as necessary to correct inventory problems.
• Work with buying and warehouse personnel on short-coded products, shipped memos, etc. on a daily basis to ensure correct shipping and billing.
• Prepare distress reports in a timely manner and route to appropriate management.
• May be responsible for outside storage inventories.
• Coordinate with the receiving office on direct shipments of products to outside storage.
• Verify invoices for payment.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Working knowledge and experience, preferably in both mechanized and conventional warehousing, in picking and storage operations in dry grocery and perishable areas.
• Experience in operating all types of warehouse material handling equipment preferred.
• Knowledge of warehouse slotting required.
• Prior experience with personal computer applications preferred.
• Possess good oral and written communication skills. Possess good math skills and figure aptitude.
• Some work is performed in a temperature-controlled office environment.
• Incumbents may sit for long periods of time at a desk or computer terminal.
• Physical activities include moving about the warehouse floor, breaking down loads, lifting up to 60 lbs. daily.
• Potential hazards exist in regard to machinery such as forklifts, pallet jacks, and mechanized systems.