Warehouse Inventory Associate

Job Summary

The inventory associate is responsible for keeping track of the inventory of the company to facilitate production and sales.

Duties & Responsibilty

• A daily physical count of merchandise that is ready for sale in the warehouse.
• Compare results regularly on the daily physical count of merchandise against the inventory list generated by the system.
• Locate missing merchandise that appears active in the inventory list generated by the CTP system.
• Inform the supervisor of inconsistencies found between the physical inventory and inventory that appears active in the CTP system.
• Make a correlation between physically counted merchandise and merchandise that does not appear in the list generated by the CTP system
• Reclassify physically or in the system, merchandise that appears to have a different location compared to the location that appears in the CTP system.
• Carry out a third count of any discrepancies that linger on.
• Participate in annual company inventory.
• Any other duties assigned by immediate Supervisor.
• Continually learn about new products, services, and methods of presentation for CTP products.
• Must react to changes productively and handle miscellaneous tasks as assigned.

Equipment

• Utilize computers, printers, weights, staple guns, and other tools according to department needs, to complete the task on hand.
• Make sure equipment is properly maintained and in good working condition in order to complete the job.
• Must wear safety equipment in order to avoid merchandise from being damaged or dropped.
• Gloves, safety goggles, and steel-toed shoes must be worn in order to avoid injury.
• Maintain work area clean and organized
• Comply with OSHA standards at all times.

Physical Requirements

• The position requires lifting up to 50 lbs
• To be standing and/or in constant movement
• Work at an altitude of up to two floors
• Go up and down ladders and/or stairs
• Bend waist and knees
• Ability to use both hands to lift/ move parts and push or pull carts.
• Good hearing and vision skills
• Ability to handle outside temperatures, whether hot or cold, which can immediately affect the parts of equipment being used in the work area.