Inventory Control Manager

Responsibilities : How This Position Supports The Vision Own the accuracy and integrity of inventory records, locations, counts, adjustments, and control processes. Establish and manage cycle count programs, inventory audits, discrepancy research, and corrective actions. Partner with Inbound and Outbound to investigate shorts, overages, mis-slots, damages, and transaction errors. Own or coordinate returns processes and ensure product disposition and system transactions are completed accurately. Monitor inventory accuracy by location, SKU, process, and root cause to identify recurring control failures. Lead audit readiness and documentation for inventory control procedures and internal requirements. Partner with Supply Chain on inventory availability, replenishment issues, and root-cause resolution. Develop Team Leads and Process Leads on inventory handling standards and discrepancy escalation. Bachelor's degree in Operations, Supply Chain, Logistics, Business, Engineering, Safety, or related field preferred; equivalent experience may substitute. 5+ years of progressive experience in warehouse, distribution, logistics, manufacturing, or a related operational environment; 2+ years of leadership experience preferred. Strong analytical, problem-solving, communication, and cross-functional collaboration skills. Demonstrated ability to use KPIs and operating data to identify issues, prioritize work, and drive corrective action. Comfort working in a fast-paced, high-volume environment with changing priorities and customer commitments. Strong personal accountability, integrity, flexibility, and commitment to safe, compliant, respectful operations. Strong knowledge of inventory control, cycle counting, WMS transactions, audit practices, root-cause analysis, damages, and returns. All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.