Serves as a point of contact for inventory-related tasks and issues in a distribution center and operates material handling equipment to move inventory within the facility. Monitors and maintains inventory by recording received and stocked merchandise, completing and reviewing cycle counts, maintaining inventory adjustments, and auditing inventory against daily order processing. Researches and resolves inventory issues, adjustments, and discrepancies according to established internal control procedures. Helps determine appropriate inventory placement based on size, selling volume, and other applicable factors. Assists with loading damaged merchandise into delivery vehicles using powered and non-powered material handling equipment, maintains quality and inventory control manuals, and performs general warehouse duties as needed. Works under general supervision and exercises some judgment within well-defined policies, procedures, and techniques. Work output is typically reviewed regularly by a senior coworker or supervisor. Complex or unusual problems are referred to a supervisor. The role is located in a comfortable indoor area, requires no travel, and involves mostly sitting or standing in the same location, with possible regular stooping or moving/lifting light material or equipment, typically less than 8 pounds.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED