The Replenishment Specialist supports product availability and inventory productivity by executing replenishment strategies across assigned merchandise categories, stores, and distribution centers.
Responsibilities
Execute daily inventory replenishment activities for assigned merchandise categories, stores, or distribution centers to support in-stock and inventory productivity objectives.
Validate replenishment recommendations by applying business judgment, evaluating unusual demand patterns, and resolving exceptions where automated recommendations require intervention.
Monitor inventory and replenishment performance using metrics such as in-stock rate, weeks of supply, inventory turns, service level, vendor fill rate, purchase-order status, and inventory exceptions.
Investigate inventory exceptions that cannot be resolved through automated planning, identify systemic root causes, and recommend improvements.
Partner with Inventory Planning, Merchandising, Supply Chain, Store Operations, and vendor partners to resolve inventory availability and flow issues.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management, Operations Management, Business Administration, Finance, Economics, Business Analytics, Data Analytics, Mathematics, or a related field
The Replenishment Specialist supports product availability and inventory productivity by executing replenishment strategies across assigned merchandise categories, stores, and distribution centers.
Responsibilities
Execute daily inventory replenishment activities for assigned merchandise categories, stores, or distribution centers to support in-stock and inventory productivity objectives.
Validate replenishment recommendations by applying business judgment, evaluating unusual demand patterns, and resolving exceptions where automated recommendations require intervention.
Monitor inventory and replenishment performance using metrics such as in-stock rate, weeks of supply, inventory turns, service level, vendor fill rate, purchase-order status, and inventory exceptions.
Investigate inventory exceptions that cannot be resolved through automated planning, identify systemic root causes, and recommend improvements.
Partner with Inventory Planning, Merchandising, Supply Chain, Store Operations, and vendor partners to resolve inventory availability and flow issues.
Oversee the day-to-day running of the FM Hub for one of Australia's busiest aviation precincts, managing service requests, coordinating shifts, and ensuring high standards of customer service.
Responsibilities
Oversee the FM Hub team, including rostering and coordinating shifts across a 24/7 operation.
Make sure service requests are logged accurately in Maximo and Manhattan, prioritised correctly and dispatched on time.
Coordinate with Facilities Managers, trades, subcontractors and Contractor First Response teams.
Monitor work order progress, response times and overdue items, and follow up to meet service levels.
Support the scheduling and delivery of preventative maintenance, including access and timing.
The Distribution Center Planner is responsible maximizing the delivery of orders for direct-to-consumer and retail stores to ensure they ship within 24 hours of receipt by analyzing historical data to wave/schedule orders in an efficient manner.
Compensation
The annual base salary range is $65,000 - $75,000 / yr.
Responsibilities
Own the execution of scheduling/waving product based on the direction of the Distribution Planning Manager to optimize delivery to our stores within 24-48 hours of demand generation
Support executing systematic waves for off-shifts to ensure there is a consistent flow of work for the production teams that matches the agreed upon capacity of each department
Own reviewing all orders aged greater than 24 hours, including investigating what is required to promptly ship the orders in partnership with Operations leadership team
Be the subject matter expert in the DC’s waving strategy and implement changes to waving templates as customer requirements change
Partner with other site Operations leaders daily to align on capacity, ensuring the correct number of orders are being released in the correct order
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree (Industrial Engineering, Supply Chain/Logistics, Data Analytics, or Finance/Accounting, preferred)
Supervise inventory control team, coordinate daily activities, maintain accurate inventory records, support continuous process improvement, ensure compliance, conduct performance reviews, and manage training.
Compensation
The Inventory Control Supervisor role has a national salary range of $55,000 - $90,000. For roles within California the range is $70,304 - $90,000, Washington is $80,169 - $90,000, New York is 62,354 - $90,000 and Colorado 57,500 - $90,000.
Responsibilities
Provide guidance and coordination of the non-exempt Inventory Control Team daily activities
Maintain accurate inventory records relative to the client service level agreement
Assist site Inventory Control and Operations Leadership in assessing inventory inaccuracies
Recommend corrective action to support continuous process improvement and operational excellence
Ensure customer inventory control accuracy and shrink contractual requirements / service level agreements are monitored and reported timely
Requirements
High School Diploma required
Bachelor's Degree preferred or equivalent 4 years experience, required
Responsible for operating powered equipment for the purpose of moving, locating, relocating, stacking, and counting product. Ensures inbound and outbound products are free of damage and meet customer requirements.
Compensation
Pay: $19.55 Base Pay + $1.50 Site premium = $21.05
Responsibilities
Physically load product onto equipment, pallets or totes more than 20% of specified shift.
Put-away and pick product for shipment or stock.
Compare the quantity, quality, labeling, and address with the customer’s order to ensure outgoing product shipments are complete and correct.
Change equipment battery or LP tank and monitor power source as necessary.
Verify and report discrepancies such as non-available products and OS&D.
Responsible for operating powered equipment for the purpose of moving, locating, relocating, stacking, and counting product. Responsible for checking all inbound and outbound products. Ensures products are free of damage and infestation, product code dates are properly recorded and products match customer requirements.
Compensation
Pay: $19.55 Base Pay + $1.50 Site premium = $21.05
Responsibilities
Physically load product onto equipment, pallets or totes more than 20% of specified shift.
Put-away and pick product for shipment or stock. Insure the exact number and type of products, ordered by the customer, are checked and loaded correctly.
Compare the quantity, quality, labeling, and address with the customer’s order to ensure outgoing product shipments are complete and correct.
Changes equipment battery or LP tank and monitors power source as necessary.
Verify and report discrepancies such as non-available products and OS&D.
Provide guidance and coordination of the non-exempt Inventory Control Team daily activities to maintain accurate inventory records and support continuous process improvement.
Locations (5)
College Park, Georgia, United States
California, United States
Washington, United States
New York, United States
Colorado, United States
Compensation
The Inventory Control Supervisor role has a national salary range of $55,000 - $90,000. For roles within California the range is $70,304 - $90,000, Washington is $80,169 - $90,000, New York is 62,354 - $90,000 and Colorado 57,500 - $90,000.
Provide guidance and coordination of the non-exempt Inventory Control Team daily activities
Assist site Inventory Control and Operations Leadership and Operations Peers in assessing inventory inaccuracies and recommending corrective action
Ensure customer inventory control accuracy and shrink contractual requirements / service level agreements are monitored and reported timely to site leadership
Maximize the performance of the site inventory processes and system to ensure care, custody, and control of customer inventory; accuracy; proper utilization of information technology
Provide required documentation to customer, customer’s financial statement auditor or appropriate regulatory auditor in support of compliance requirements
Requirements
High School Diploma required
Bachelor's Degree preferred or equivalent 4 years experience, required
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