WAREHOUSE INVENTORY PERSON

Overview The Warehouse Coordinator is responsible for the accuracy of inventory, including requisitioning, receiving, and issuing materials, as well as the organization and upkeep of the warehouse, company vehicles, tools, and grounds.

Responsibilities Physical Inventory Management and Control

Communicate and work closely with Managers and Accounting in materials procurement

Follow and enforce the Materials Management Process

Assemble and stage the project bill of materials (BOM)

Requisition, receive, and issue materials not in stock

Control and accurately report all inventory movement in and out of the warehouse using prescribed software and forms

Perform monthly physical inventory counts

Ensure the accuracy of all receiving/issuing documents and maintain all records relative to receiving/issuing activities

Manage tool inventory: inspect for safety and functionality, label, issue, track, and report movement in and out of the warehouse, track lost or damaged tools, track new and replacement tools, and conduct monthly tool inventory counts

Keep the warehouse well-organized and adequately stocked

Practice safe forklift operation, lifting, climbing, and other safety techniques per OSHA requirements

Keep the warehouse secure when unattended

Identify opportunities to reduce costs and minimize risk

Actively participate in ongoing professional development, including written materials, webinars, company meetings, etc.

Follow Solar Impact Policies and Procedures

High school diploma or GED

2+ years of prior warehouse experience

Forklift certified

CDL

General knowledge of math, reading, basic accounting, typing, etc.

Inventory software experience

Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation

Ability to report to work as scheduled and on time, work overtime as needed

Proficiency in Microsoft Office

Understanding of solar energy systems and roofing

Proficiency in Apple products and iOS

Able to lift a minimum of 50 pounds unassisted and over 50 pounds with assistance

Capable of performing tasks that may require prolonged standing or sitting, walking, lifting, climbing, pulling, pushing, operating a forklift, or sitting at a computer

Compensation $22 - $25 hourly DOE

About Company Solar Impact, Inc. is a licensed electrical and solar installation contractor in North Central Florida with a seasoned team of solar professionals. Founded in 2007, we have successfully installed hundreds of solar arrays, including landmark solar projects around the state of Florida.

We proudly operate an employee-owned company that provides PTO, Group Health, 401(k), and Profit-Sharing benefits to our team members. Our customer base includes homeowners, small businesses, public schools, multi-national companies, agricultural businesses, utilities, and many of our own employee-owners.