Inventory Management Specialist

Job Duties

Acts as central coordinator of all receiving documents and paperwork related to the receipt of resale and non-resale merchandise for designated NABSD business operations.

Inspects incoming deliveries for quality and quantity, comparing receiving documentation against purchase and/or transfer order documents.

Verifies and uploads all necessary receiving paperwork into inventory management software applications and communicates with managers and buyers regarding any discrepancies or issues.

Coordinates the transfer of goods from one location to another, as necessary. Ensures all transfer order documentation is complete and accurate.

Conducts routine periodic inventories of storage and/or retail spaces and reconciles inventory data in inventory management software.

Prepares spaces for and assists with inventory counting and/or audits.

Communicates with the Inventory Manager on all matters pertaining to merchandise inventories, quantities on hand, stock levels, and spot inventory/cycle count record keeping and planning.

Aids management in identifying program deficiencies and assists in determining the impact to the patron community of changes in service to designated business units.

Works toward optimizing procedures and becoming a subject matter expert in receiving and distributing merchandise with regard to inventory management software and handheld scanning technology.

Work requires frequent moderate lifting and carrying of objects weighing up to fifteen pounds. Pushing, and pulling objects weighing up to twenty pounds and occasionally lifting up to and over forty pounds. Heavier objects are usually transported with the aid of a cart or dolly.

Work requires physical exertions such as long periods of standing, walking, recurring bending, crouching, stretching, reaching or similar activities. Incumbent will be exposed to uneven, slippery, or wet surfaces.