The Inventory Control Specialist is responsible for maintaining the accuracy of components, wire, and other materials moving between receiving, storage, kitting, and production.
Responsibilities
Audit completed put-aways daily to confirm part number, quantity, and physical bin match the bin location recorded in M3.
Verify 100% of put-aways for new hires and employees with recent errors; sample the remaining activity, targeting at least 20% of daily put-aways.
Ensure put-away is confirmed in M3 only after material is physically placed in the assigned bin, using a scan or sign-off at the shelf rather than at the receiving desk.
Maintain a designated “received, not yet put away” staging area and ensure it is cleared each shift.
Audit kits before release to production, performing a full recount on new or high-value kits and sampling approximately 3–5 line items on other kits.
Receives, stores, tracks, kits, and distributes materials, tools, equipment, and products while maintaining accurate inventory and supporting production requirements.
Responsibilities
Review schedules, work orders, pick lists, shipping orders, and requisitions to determine material requirements.
Receive, move, store, organize, and distribute materials and inventory to designated production or storage areas.
Fill material requests, kit parts, assemble orders, and deliver stock to production, packing, or shipping areas.
Label and arrange inventory, create storage bins as needed, and properly store perishable materials.
Monitor consumable inventory levels and expiration dates and report replenishment needs to the Stores Lead.
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