Inventory Control Analyst

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Ensure that the daily cycle count and location audits are conducted in a timely manner and approved.
• Analyze and research the variances outside of the acceptable tolerances defined for the ABC classification of each item.
• Make determinations on root causes of the errors and perform the correct system transactions in order to reconcile and resolve variances.
• Prepare a weekly cycle count and location audit variance report summarizing all of the root cause, resolved variances, and the transactions made to correct.
• Review all daily inventory error reports, research, reconcile, and report all errors.
• Affiliate with material handling with cycle counts and location audits when necessary.
• Affiliate with Accounts Payable in the reconciliation of vendor receipt discrepancies.
• Review slow moving and/or obsolete items found on cycle counts and/or audits for elevation to Inventory Coordinators and/or Inventory Control Leadership for recommendations on recycling and/or scrap of parts and/or raw materials.
• Participate in yearly physical inventories, if necessary, is mandatory; this could include weekend work (typically in December).
• Perform BPAO (Branch Plant Area Organization) audits for production lines and subassembly areas.

Qualifications

• A high school diploma or general education degree (GED) is required.
• A bachelor’s degree, associates’ degree, or equivalent from two-year college or technical school is preferred.
• One or more years of related experience is required.
• CPIM certification is a plus.
• Be organized, self-motivated, and have the ability to plan and prioritize.
• Be thorough and detail oriented.
• Be objective, open minded, and seek continuous improvement.
• Have good inter-personal and communication skills, both verbal and written.
• Comfortable working in both a factory and office environment.
• Understand the value and importance of teamwork.