Cycle Counter II

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AS A CYCLE COUNTER YOU WILL:

• Act as an advocate for the organization by conducting weekly inventory control audits.
• Ensure that all items counted are in their correct location and stored in a manner that allows the items to be identified and counted correctly
• Check items during the normal cycle counting activities for physical deterioration and notify supervisors of issues
• Fill out daily activity reports and maintain all required records related to cycle counts
• Perform recount on items with variances outside of tolerance levels
• Determine the cause of inventory record errors and assist in establishing procedures to correct the problem areas
• Comply with warehouse regulations and/or procedures
• Perform other duties or special projects, as assigned

WHO YOU ARE:

You display a can-do attitude in good and bad times. You orchestrate multiple activities simultaneously to accomplish a goal. You persist in accomplishing objectives despite obstacles and setbacks.

REQUIRED EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, & SKILLS:

• High School diploma or equivalent.
• Able to accurately read, write and perform computer data entry of detailed numbering schemes.
• Working knowledge of Oracle database or similar (preferable not required).
• Must have applicable stand-up/sit-down forklift experience and be able to pass a basic pre-employment forklift skills test.
• Minimum 0-2 years distribution experience and/or in a manufacturing environment (preferable not required).
• Ability to lift up to 40 pounds occasionally and up to 25 pounds repeatedly.

SAFETY is a core Emerson value; all employees shall subscribe to the following Safety Values:

• Safety is the first consideration in everything we do, if it isn't safe, we don't do it: SAFETY COMMITMENT.
• Safety begins at the top - we walk the talk and lead by example: SAFETY LEADERSHIP.
• Safety information is shared, and investigation conclusions are open to all parties: SAFETY OPENNESS
• Safety is knowledge - we report every incident and take immediate remedial action: SAFETY REPORTING
• Safety is everyone's responsibility - we learn from mistakes and do not tolerate negligence: SAFETY RESPONSIBILITY