Warehouse inventory specialist vs warehouse worker

Differences between warehouse inventory specialist and warehouse worker duties and responsibilities

Warehouse inventory specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage assign commodities by communicating MRP changes to the suppliers, minimizing obsolete inventory while achieving the optimum inventory targets.
• Reconcile physical, on-hand inventory with POS database software at regular intervals.
• Manage assign commodities by communicating MRP changes to the suppliers, minimizing obsolete inventory while achieving the optimum inventory targets.
• Collaborate with international factories regarding space and allocate issues with forwarders.
• Consolidate and coordinate shipment with freight forwarders to expedite all international shipments.

Warehouse worker example responsibilities.

• Ensure cleanliness and functionality of warehouse equipment on a regular basis.
• Drive CDL box trucks and vans.
• Experience in WMS, AS400, and RF technologies.
• Load and unload metal plumbing, heating and HVAC inventory from semi-trucks.
• Set up equipment and instructs patients on the basis use of equipment.
• Perform job duties such as full-case, repack, replenishment, and recycling.
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