SMV Inventory Specialist
About The Position
The SMV Inventory Specialist is responsible for the daily operation of powered industrial trucks or other material handling equipment and the daily use of a handheld RF scanner. This role requires good judgment to comply with instructions and prescribed routines, methods, or practices, involving the making of minor decisions. The specialist will regularly participate in special tasks such as 6S. Key responsibilities include conducting cycle counts for investigations and normal support operations within the warehouse, as well as performing internal investigations in response to damaged or missing freight and customer complaints for short or wrong shipments. The position also involves inspecting and determining if suspected non-conformant material meets preset specifications to be returned to sellable stock. A critical aspect of the role is avoiding damage to equipment, processes, materials, product, or installations due to mistake or carelessness. A constant safety mindset is necessary to prevent injury to others, given inherent hazards where an accident could result in partially incapacitating injuries or severe health hazards. The specialist is responsible for their own work and must coordinate with leadership and various business groups to ensure investigations, scrap, and inventory adjustments are completed correctly.
Requirements
- Daily use of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of numbers including decimals and fractions; simple use of formulas, charts, tables, schedules, checking of reports, forms, records, and comparable data, where interpretation is required.
- Over 1 year up to and including 3 years qualifying experience in a related environment.
- Requires continuous attention to detail, usually repetitive work or diversified operations requiring constant alertness or activity.
- Valid OSHA certification of powered industrial truck such as Order Picker, Reach Truck, Pacer, Sit Down, etc...
- High School Diploma or GED from an accredited institution.
- Proficient in English language. Read and write.
- Good computer skills and keyboard proficiency.
- Microsoft Office applications such as Word, Excel, Outlook, and Power Point.
- Warehouse management systems such as SAP, AS400, Red Prairie, etc...
Responsibilities
- Daily operation of powered industrial trucks or other material handling equipment.
- Daily use of handheld RF scanner.
- Daily use of good judgement to comply with instructions or prescribed routines, methods, or practices involving the making of minor decisions.
- Regular participation in special tasks as assigned such as 6S.
- Conduct cycle counts as part of investigations and normal support operations within the warehouse.
- Conduct internal investigations in response to damaged or missing freight and customer complaints for short shipments, wrong shipments, etc.
- Inspect and determine if suspected non-conformant material meets preset specifications to be returned to sellable stock.
- Avoiding damage to equipment or process due to mistake or carelessness, including damage to machines, tools, supplies, devices, apparatus, and solutions.
- Avoid damage to materials, product, or installation. Damage may be caused by negligent inspection or testing, wastage of materials, or damage caused by improper installation.
- Constant safety mindset necessary to prevent injury to others, due to inherent hazards.
- Responsible for one's own work.
- Coordinate with leadership and various business groups to ensure investigations, scrap, and inventory adjustments are completed correctly.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
