Job Description

• Utilize ABC analysis to determine cycle count schedule.
• Work on Oracle to analyze data and adjust discrepancies
• Manage cycle function
• Analyze cycle count adjustments to develop root cause and countermeasures
• Perform some cycle counting
• Work with warehouse team to implement countermeasures
• Coordinate inventory management process with accounting
• Coordinate the cycle count and always execute inventory accuracy.
• Tracking/auditing cycle counts to ensure performed correctly and in a timely manner
• Execution of countermeasures to eliminate inventory errors
• Sets and maintains replenishment for parts
• Audits stock locations daily to ensure orders will arrive on time to meet production requirements

• A minimum education level of a High School Diploma is required.
• Minimum 0-3 years of experience in a manufacturing environment.
• Previous experience in Switchgear units is considered an asset.
• Ability to read a tape measure (including conversions from fraction to decimal and conversely
from decimal to fraction and metric to imperial).

• Knowledge of machines and tools including their design, use, repair, and maintenance.
• Basic computer knowledge considered and asset.
• Prior ability or interest in building or repairing mechanical components considered an asset.
• Safety training certificates are an asset for the position.
• Forklift experience preferred
• Basic mechanical knowledge
• Knowledge of air tools
• Previous experience in an industrial or warehouse setting

Working Conditions
• Safety sensitive position in a temperature-controlled manufacturing or industrial environment with
occasional outside activities.
• Required to always wear personnel protective equipment (i.e., hard hats, safety glasses, hearing
protection, safety harnesses as required) and respirators when required.
• Must be able to work from all type of ladders (step ladders, "A" frame ladders and all size
extension ladders) and scaffolding.
• Working at heights usually no higher than 30 feet in the air or using proper lift equipment.
Physical Requirements
• Able to maintain body equilibrium and agility to prevent falling when walking, standing, crouching,
ascending or descending stairs.
• Bending the body at the waist, the legs at the knees, and extending arms and hands in any
direction in a repetitive manner continuously.
• Continuous standing, walking 50–300-foot distances for long periods of time with only occasional
sitting.
• Must be able to climb stairs frequently throughout the shift.
• Able to frequently look over shoulders, work with both arms above shoulders and use both arms
at full length frequently.
• Using upper extremities to apply or exert a force continuously up to 50lbs.
• Ability to use hand tools such as tin snips, hammer, and power tools (some vibrating), for long
periods of time with frequent repetition.