Cycle Counter

The Cycle Counter Clerk is responsible for tracking inventory of various materials; finding the root causes for inventory discrepancies and accurately recording inventory counts in the system. This role involves maintaining accurate records, communicating variances to management, investigating discrepancies, and ensuring compliance with internal controls. The clerk will also prepare reports and perform other duties as required.

Must Have

• Track and count physical inventory
• Maintain accurate inventory records
• Communicate inventory variances to management
• Record inventory counts in accounting system
• Investigate and document inventory discrepancies
• Ensure system accuracy and internal control compliance
• Prepare various reports and correspondence
• Must be at least 18 years of age

Good to Have

• Understanding of company policies, practices and procedures

Perks & Benefits

• PTO
• 401K
• Medical benefits
• Dental benefits
• Vision benefits at 60 days

Job Summary

The Cycle Counter Clerk is responsible for tracking inventory of various materials; finding the root causes for inventory discrepancies and accurately recording inventory counts in the system.

Principle Duties and Responsibilities

• Counts and tracks physical inventory
• Maintains accurate records of counts and frequency of counts
• Communicates any variances or inventory discrepancies to management
• Records inventory counts in the accounting system
• Investigates any inventory discrepancies and document any corrections
• Ensures accuracy of the information in the system and compliance with internal controls
• Prepares various reports and correspondence as required
• Performs other duties as required

Qualifications

• Minimum one year of experience in inventory control or related area
• Working knowledge of inventory internal controls, and company procedures
• Working knowledge of Excel, Word and Outlook
• Basic knowledge of lumber math, lumber grades and species
• Preferred understanding of company policies, practices and procedures
• Must be at least 18 years of age