Inventory Control Coordinator, 2nd Shift

Crusoe•Arvada, CO

1d•$24 - $33•Onsite

About The Position

The Inventory Control Specialist is responsible for maintaining optimal inventory levels, managing materials within the ERP system, overseeing finished goods inventories, and conducting annual physical inventories. This role is crucial for ensuring smooth production operations by providing timely access to necessary materials and maintaining inventory accuracy. The ideal candidate has 3-5 years of inventory control experience in a manufacturing environment and is proficient with MRP systems. This is a full-time position.

Requirements

3-5 years of inventory control experience in a manufacturing environment.
Ability to meet the physical demands of the role, including lifting, lowering, pushing, and pulling materials.
Drug and alcohol program participation is required.

Nice To Haves

Forklift experience.
Experience with an MRP system.

Responsibilities

Transacting the movement of inventory for multiple projects, ensuring proper documentation (i.e., material requisition) is completed and procedures are followed before and after any inventory movement.
Managing transactions within the WMS/ERP to match the physical movement of goods.
Identifying discrepancies and performing root cause analysis.
Conducting cycle counts to control inventory accuracy and minimize variances.
Performing monthly cycle counts of material.
Ensuring adequate inventory of materials and products in accordance with inventory cycles and organizational philosophy.
Double-checking the Bill of Materials for projects taken to production to ensure all parts are present.
Running parts to the production floor.
Issuing parts to jobs per specifications.
Kitting jobs for production.
Unboxing all parts and grouping like materials on the job cart together.
Pulling sheet metal for the CNC operators to speed up production times.
Using the ERP system to accurately track materials.
Assisting in planning the full inventory annually.
Assisting with managing and disposing of surplus materials and scrap.
Providing assistance to the warehouse where needed, including receiving, unloading trucks, cleaning, and picking up the lot.