The Inventory Control Supervisor manages the availability, flow, and storage of products, ensuring accurate records, efficient operations, and optimal stock levels, and supervises a team of inventory personnel.
- Oversee the work of inventory staff, ensuring adherence to procedures and standards – including being directly involved in performance management, corrective action, and termination of inventory staff members
- Interview, hire and train new inventory employees
- Provide guidance and support to inventory personnel, fostering a skilled and efficient team
- Resolve problems and conflicts within the team, ensuring a positive and productive work environment
- Coordinate with material handlers daily on new schedule requests for laser and saw cutting processes
- Oversee the entire inventory management process including receiving, storing and issuing inventory (raw material, consumables and finished goods)
- Maintain accurate and up-to-date inventory records, tracking quantities, quality and values
- Develop and implement procedures for managing inventory, ensuring optimal stock levels, and minimizing waste or obsolescence
- Identify and resolve inventory discrepancies or issues, ensuring stock accuracy and minimizing losses
- Establish and implement cycle count plans to ensure accuracy of inventory records
- Communicate with Purchasing Manager and Buyer on any needs on the shop floor
- Manage scrap and trash services
- Coordinate with other department heads to ensure all inventory needs are provided to facilitate production processes
- Receive all material via ERP System, printing tags for employees
- Put away hardware and non-consumable items in carousel/tool crib
- Pull/Pre-flush hardware for assembly and welding
- Communicate with scrap vendor to ensure excess scrap is removed in a timely manner
- Confirm stock and ensuring all employees have proper items in department cabinets
- Scan all receiving paperwork for accounting
- Collect data for upper management on daily nitrogen and oxygen usage
- Communicate needs to purchasing manger and buyer on inventory errors
- Work with staff on continuous improvement in each area in building three
- Any other tasks requested for purchasing and inventory
High school diploma or general education degree (GED); or six months related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience
- Understanding of inventory control methods, stock rotation and inventory forecasting
- Proficiency in using ERP systems and other relevant software
- Understanding of the broader supply chain process, including purchasing, receiving, storage, and distribution
- Ability to maintain accurate and organized inventory records
- Ability to perform accurate calculations for inventory counts, adjustments, and forecasting
- Familiarity with common office procedures and terminology
- Ability to manage and organize inventory, prioritize tasks, and maintain a clean and efficient workspace
- Ability to lead and motivate a team, communicate effectively with staff, and collaborate with other departments
- Ability to identify and resolve inventory discrepancies, analyze data to improve processes, and make informed decisions
- Ability to maintain accuracy in inventory counts, records, and processes
- Ability to manage time effectively and meet deadlines
- Ability to work effectively with others, including team members, vendors, and other departments
- Ability to accurately enter data and use inventory management software
- Ability to supervise and train team members, delegate tasks, and provide feedback
- Ability to identify and resolve problems related to inventory control, such as discrepancies, shortages, or damage
- Ability to adapt to changing priorities and work in a fast-paced environment
- Ability to take initiative and proactively identify areas for improvement
- Ability to make sound decisions based on data and analysis
- Regularly required to lift/carry 20 to 40 pounds occasionally, and/or 10 to 25 pounds frequently
- Regularly required to bend, stoop, kneel and reach
- Regularly required to stand and walk+- Regularly required to push or pull objects up to 40 pounds
- Work performed in a shop environment
- Environment is not climate controlled
- May work at different workstations as production needs require, or shifts from one station to another during the assembly process
- The noise level in the work environment, at times, can be loud
- Are you willing to work for a recruiting service for a minimum of 90 day?
- Inventory control: 3 years (Required)
- Metal fabrication: 1 year (Preferred)