Inventory Control Technician

Keep production moving as our Inventory Control TechnicianFrom the moment the first truck backs into the dock, you’re the steady hand that makes sure every part, tool, and supply is exactly where it needs to be. In this role, you’ll track materials with precision, keep stockrooms orderly, and ensure teams across Purchasing, Warehouse, and Production get what they need—right when they need it. Your work underpins daily operations, safety, and quality.A day in the roleYou start by receiving and inspecting incoming materials—verifying shipments against purchase orders and packing slips. You record accurate receipts in IFS (or a comparable inventory system), label items, and place them into designated locations in a well-organized stockroom or warehouse. Throughout the day, you issue materials to team members and departments, document transactions, and keep an eye on stock levels so Purchasing knows when to reorder. You perform cycle counts, support weekly/monthly/annual physical inventories, and dig into discrepancies until the numbers tell the truth. When items ship out, you prepare them for delivery and coordinate pickups, always operating forklifts and other material-handling equipment safely. You maintain a clean, orderly, and safe workspace, follow all company Safety and Quality rules, and take on other related tasks as assigned.What success looks likeAccurate receiving, issuing, and inventory transactions logged in IFS or another inventory platformMaterials stored in the correct locations with an organized stockroom/warehouseTimely, documented issuance of parts and supplies to employees and departmentsConsistent cycle counts and strong support of physical inventories (weekly, monthly, annual)Investigations that resolve inventory discrepanciesProactive stock monitoring with prompt notifications to Purchasing for reordersOn-time preparation and coordination of outgoing shipmentsSafe operation of forklifts and material-handling equipmentClean, organized, safety-first work area and adherence to all company policiesQualificationsHigh School Diploma or GED; or one to three years of related experience/training; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.You should be proficient in:Warehouse ExperienceMaterial Handler Experience #J-18808-Ljbffr 100Hires, Inc.