Inventory Controller

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The Inventory Controller is responsible for ensuring we know what materials we have, where they are, how they are being used, and when we need to replenish them. This role will control the flow of materials into and out of inventory, maintain accurate records in our ERP system, and establish processes that improve inventory accountability and availability.

You'll work closely with Manufacturing, Engineering, and Supply Chain to understand material consumption, identify inventory needs, and make recommendations that help optimize stock levels. This role is ideal for someone who is highly organized, comfortable working with data, and enjoys building practical systems and processes in a growing manufacturing environment.

Responsibilities and Duties

• Own inventory accuracy and control, ensuring materials coming into and leaving the warehouse are properly received, recorded, tracked, and accounted for.

• Establish and maintain clear inventory control processes so materials are consistently tracked from receipt through consumption.

• Ensure received materials are accurately and promptly entered into the ERP system and transferred to the appropriate inventory location.

• Maintain appropriate receiving documentation and traceability for incoming materials.

• Coordinate with Supply Chain, Quality, and Engineering when materials require inspection, quarantine, or additional verification before being released to inventory.

• Develop and maintain inventory tracking tools using Google Sheets, Excel, and other data management tools where additional tracking or analysis is required.

• Analyze inventory trends and consumption patterns to optimize stock levels and reduce excess, shortages, and obsolete inventory.

• Track what materials are being consumed, where they are going, and by whom, maintaining accountability throughout the production