Inventory Supervisor

Keurig Dr Pepper•Irving, TX

1d•$65,000 - $75,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Inventory Supervisor is responsible for the inventory function at a production and/or warehouse facility and directly supervises Shipping and Receiving. The role oversees inventory planning and control, material purchasing and transactions, shipments, physical inventories, cycle counts, and inventory reporting. The position works closely with Operations, Production, Systems, and Purchasing to maintain adequate stock, improve efficiency, and address potential inventory issues. This is a full-time role in Irving, Texas, scheduled Monday through Friday with a 5:00 a.m. start, and requires flexibility to work weekends and overtime as needed.

Requirements

Two years of experience in inventory control.
Two years of experience using Microsoft Office Suite, including Word, Excel, and Outlook.
Two years of experience using SAP or a similar system.
Ability to comprehend and follow work instructions and calibrate instrumentation.
Team-oriented attitude, well-developed interpersonal skills, and comfort working in a cross-functional, multicultural environment.
Mechanical orientation and ability to solve problems and implement change.
Confidence, integrity, and an autonomous mindset, with the ability to work independently and strive to succeed in challenging environments.

Nice To Haves

Two years of demonstrated leadership experience in warehouse or distribution center operations.

Responsibilities

Submit requests for materials, prepare purchase orders, and track purchases and supplies.
Schedule incoming and outgoing shipments with intercompany teams and external suppliers.
Work with the Operations team to review inventory strategies and maximize efficiency.
Manage damaged and returned products.
Monitor inventory expiration dates to avoid obsolescence and provide corrective action.
Manage distressed inventory and short-dated products.
Handle inventory and material dispositions.
Monitor the completeness, accuracy, and compliance of inventory transactions.
Oversee purchase orders, data entry, and the shipping and receiving of materials.
Lead and supervise the inventory team, resolve problems, conduct training, and set schedules.
Track and audit inventory and ensure adequate supplies throughout the organization.
Lead the planning and organization of physical inventories.
Act as a liaison to other departments, including Systems, Purchasing, and Production.
Communicate current stock levels and potential order issues to the Production team.
Conduct daily analyses to forecast potential inventory issues.
Report on inventory activities and variances.
Conduct and report inventory cycle counts.
Develop and implement inventory control procedures and best practices.