Warehouse Cycle Counter

Warehouse Inventory Specialist

Cycle Counting: Perform periodic counts of inventory items to verify the accuracy of the warehouse's inventory records. This is typically done on a rotating schedule, where different parts of the warehouse are counted on different days or weeks (ABC program).

Inventory Reconciliation: Compare the counted quantities against the system's records. If discrepancies are found, investigate the cause and correct any errors in inventory management.

Reporting: Document and report findings, including discrepancies, damages, or other issues discovered during cycle counts.

Data Entry: Input inventory data, discrepancies, and adjustments into the warehouse management system (WMS) or enterprise resource planning (ERP) system.

Collaboration with Other Departments: Work closely with production, inventory control, procurement, and warehouse staff to ensure stock is correctly tracked and all discrepancies are addressed in a timely manner.

Continuous Improvement: Suggest improvements to inventory processes and procedures to increase accuracy and efficiency, such as optimizing storage layouts or enhancing barcode scanning systems.

Communicates and works closely to build effective relationships with production supervisors and group leaders.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required

Attention to Detail: Cycle counters must be able to spot errors, inconsistencies, and discrepancies in inventory records.

Mathematical Skills: Ability to count and reconcile quantities, often in large volumes of items.

Knowledge of Inventory Systems: Familiarity with warehouse management systems (WMS) or enterprise resource planning (ERP) tools to track and adjust inventory.

Communication Skills: Ability to report discrepancies and collaborate with different departments.

Forklift operating knowledge.

Inventory control knowledge is a must.

Able to lift to 50 pounds.

Able to stand/walk for long periods of time.

Responsible, organized, proactive.