Inventory / Quality Control Manager

Inventory Control And Quality Assurance Manager

Manage and oversee inventory control and quality assurance operations for Pacific-region CIF facilities supporting NECC. Ensure accurate accountability, storage, and disposition of Infantry Combat Equipment (ICE) and related assets. Develop and maintain warehouse layout plans, storage configurations, and material flow to optimize space utilization and operational efficiency. Plan, coordinate, and execute cyclical, wall-to-wall, and spot inventories to maintain audit readiness and data integrity. Conduct quality control inspections on received, issued, returned, and reconstituted gear to ensure serviceability standards are met. Identify discrepancies, trends, and systemic issues; implement corrective actions in coordination with site leadership and the Project Manager. Oversee packing and preparation of material for shipment, transfer, or disposition through DLA Disposition Services. Ensure all inventory activities comply with PWS requirements, security protocols, and government property accountability standards. Support warehouse leadership in training staff on inventory procedures, documentation, and quality standards. Serve as a subject-matter expert for inventory accuracy, audit preparation, and process improvement.

Minimum of 3–4 years of experience in warehouse operations, inventory management, or quality control in a logistics environment. Prior experience in DoD, federal, or defense-related warehousing strongly preferred. Demonstrated experience managing inventory in high-accountability environments. Experience supporting audit readiness, physical inventories, and reconciliation processes.

Strong understanding of inventory control principles and warehouse operations. Exceptional attention to detail and organizational discipline. Ability to analyze inventory data and identify process gaps. Effective written and verbal communication skills. Ability to lead by influence and collaborate with site leadership and warehouse staff. Proficiency with warehouse management systems (WMS) and inventory tracking tools. Commitment to accuracy, compliance, and operational integrity.

Associate's or bachelor's degree in Logistics, Supply Chain, Business, or related field preferred (or equivalent experience). Certifications in inventory management, quality assurance, or logistics are a plus.

Public Trust is required. Candidates must be eligible to maintain clearance throughout employment.