Inventory Control Associate

The Inventory Control Analyst role is responsible for cycle counting our primary, reserve, and emergency pick locations (EPL) daily. They utilize their knowledge of the Warehouse Management System to investigate inventory discrepancies and reconcile balances. They assist in the slotting of SKUs to primary locations as needed. They identify opportunities for improving inventory accuracy and process efficiency.

At Duluth Trading Company, we value face-to-face interactions that foster our culture of learning, creativity, and teamwork. The role is based onsite at our Adairsville, GA facility. 

• →Cycle count primary, reserve, and EPL locations, and put away mispicked items. Recount primary locations as needed.
• →Assist with SKU slotting and inventory profiling.
• →Perform special requests as needed by the operation, including In/Out forms, Ad-Hoc reports, location maintenance, and discrepancy investigations.

• High School Diploma
  • Equivalent Work Experience will be considered
• Forklift Certification Required
• Advanced problem-solving skills
• Team Player -willing and able to help others
• Detail orientated position with high-level of accuracy
• Basic computer skills including Microsoft Office Suite, specifically Excel
• WMS Experience preferred
• Comfortable learning new systems/tools
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• Adaptable working in a fast-paced environment, with rapidly changing priorities
• Ability to identify process improvements and implementation
• Authorization to work in the United States without sponsorship

• Standing or walking for up to eight hours a day.
• Frequently lifting up to thirty pounds, occasionally lifting up to seventy pounds.
• Frequently reaching, twisting, and bending in multiple directions.
• Ability to perform work in tight quarter workstations.
• Moderate warehouse noise level.
• Push/pull a picking cart and/or pallet of up to five hundred pounds.
• Continuous arm, hand, and wrist movement (i.e.: folding garments).
• Work in temperatures ranging from 50 – 95 degrees.
• The ability to walk long distances
• The ability to climb flights of stairs throughout the day
• The ability to either stand for long periods of time
• The ability to remain in a stationary position, often sanding for prolonged periods of times
• Moving about to accomplish tasks or moving from one work area to another
• Adjusting or moving objects over 20 lbs. in all directions