Inventory Control Manager

The Inventory Control Manager is primarily responsible for supporting effective operations by performing compliance audits through verifying inventory management software use and inventory reports, Point-of-Sales data, Sales Reports, patient information, batch tracking, manifests, harvest information, Derivative Product expiration dates, and live plant tracking data. Additionally, The Inventory Control Manager is responsible for creating Audit Referral Reports to initiate next steps, following the completion of initial audits. The Inventory Control Manager reports to the Director of Security. Maintains a friendly, courteous, and compassionate demeanor at all timesAdheres to company mission statement and core values and maintains high ethical standards and professionalism in all business interactions Coordinates with Security Manager, staff and stakeholders in small group settings to execute company mission statement and to establish, update and implement auditing proceduresUnderstands the complexity of compliance requirements governing our businesses, including the following types of regulatory agencies: Fire Department, City Zoning and Planning, Department of Health and more. Responsible for reading and understanding regulatory requirements and legal text to relay information to stakeholdersResponsible for legal compliance with all regulatory requirements, by researching, auditing and verifying a variety of dataPerforms research and coordinates with retail managers to gather information and verify reported data to determine compliance with Standard Operating Procedures and company policyAdapt to a variety of working environments including offices, with ability to gather information from a range of employeesResponsible for accessing and updating documentation using a variety of software applications and operating systemsResponsible for reading and understanding all Standard Operating Procedures and documentation accessed during audits and the verification processAssist with completion and filing of work orders with the software manufacturer of inventory control OR inventory tracking softwareResponsible for performing daily audits of the following systems: inventory control software inventory and use, Point-of-Sales data, inventory control software Sales Reporting, patient information, coupon usage, batch tracking, manifests, harvest information, edibles expiration dates, and live plant (clones) trackingCompletes Audit Referral Reports following daily audits to initiate next steps for Investigators, Auditors, and Management staffAssists with employee training programs of inventory control software and Point-of-Sales systemsCoordinates with management staff of retail stores and cultivation facilities to troubleshoot inventory control software and Point-of-Sales system issuesAll other job duties as assigned Note: The statements above are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to the job. They are not constructed to be an exhaustive list of responsibilities, duties and skills required of personnel in the job. Furthermore, they do not establish a contract for employment and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer. The Company is committed to providing an accessible and barrier-free environment. Please advise Human Resources if you require accommodation during any part of the recruitment process. Required Competencies, Education And Experience High School Diploma or GED requiredLaw enforcement, military service, or security experience preferredAssociate or bachelor’s degree in any field preferredPreference given to candidates with a Criminal Justice degree Training Must maintain current knowledge of and adhere to all policy and regulations of the Florida Department of Health Must maintain current knowledge of and adhere to all policy and procedures set forth by Sugar Maple Medical Skills & Experience Excellent computer, mathematical, language, problem-solving and reasoning skillsExperience using Microsoft Office applications and familiarity with current versionsKnowledge of medical cannabis laws, Department of health and Human Services regulations, and HIPAA requirements; Previous medical marijuana industry experience preferred with priority given to candidates with experience in licensed facilitiesHigh-level attention to detail, administrative skills, and highly organizedAbility to work independently with little or no direct supervision Work Requirements Must be able to work in an office environment with moderate to loud noise levelMust be able to work off-site in retail, manufacturing, or production facilities with moderate to loud noise level and changing working conditions; May require use of safety equipment or personal protective equipment (PPE), as neededMust have and be able to maintain valid driver’s license Travel Requirements Regularly requires local travel, occasionally on short notice, as needed Other Requirements Must be able to individually lift up to 25 lbsMust be able to handle labor-centric workMust be able to sit, stand, stoop, crouch, reach, and lift for long periods of timeReasonable accommodation(s) may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions**