Inventory Control Clerk

SUMMARY: The Inventory Control Analyst is responsible for counting and maintaining the inventory integrity of the facility. This role reports directly to the Warehouse Operations Manager, with a matrix relationship to the Inventory Control Manager, and acts as a liaison between operations, supply chain, and finance on a regular basis. The position is responsible for inventory accuracy analysis for a specific set of operations in the facility, as well as in the storage warehouses. JOB RESPONSIBILITIES: • Cycle Count product daily according to a cycle count schedule. • Record and adjust any opportunity count outside of the cycle count schedule. • Analyze counts for variances and perform any necessary bin to bin movements. • Research any remaining variances for errors in shipping, receiving, locating, etc. • Block missing product and adjust product counts to assure smooth product flow. • Research any shipping or production orders where some or all the parts on the order cannot be found. • Assist with process instruction to hourly and salaried individuals. • Perform necessary bin/location checks (walk through) to minimize no location orders. • Handle count requests/product checks from various departments (Operations, Sales, Inventory Management and Purchasing). • Assist with re-labels and plant to plant transfers • Document and file all daily work performed. • Adhere to safety standards, immediately correcting or reporting any unsafe conditions • Research Picking Errors determining root cause of error, reporting back to the Materials Department • Maintain a spreadsheet of all picking errors the results • Activate/Delete bin/pallet/bulk locations for various storage locations • Extend part #’s for various warehouse locations • Material extension for various warehouse locations • Return to vendor adjustments (Adjusting product in/out of stock) • Process re-labels for purchasing both physically systematically. • Process plant transfers, transferring product physically systematically. • Raise capacity for storage bin locations. • Scrap adjustments (adjusting product out of stock physically systematically when product is no longer sellable). • Assist with supplier packaging, labeling, and count compliance efforts. • Assist with internal and external audits. • Any other duties assigned by manager. *This job description is intended to outline those functions typically performed by individuals assigned to this classification. This description is not intended to be all-inclusive or to limit the discretionary authority of supervisors to assign other tasks of similar nature or level of responsibility. The Shyft Group reserves the right to change or assign to this position as required.