Assistant Inventory Control Manager

Schedule — Shift 403

Wednesday–Saturday, 6:00 AM–6:00 PM, with Wednesdays alternating on/off each week.

The Assistant Inventory Control Manager leads receiving, server and rack kitting, detrash, stockroom operations, and material delivery to production. This position ensures accurate and timely material flow while maintaining inventory accuracy, safety, and consistent process execution in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.

The role leads Supervisors and Assistant Supervisors, with indirect responsibility for 110+ employees, and partners with Production, Operations, and Planning to support production requirements.

• Lead Supervisors and Assistant Supervisors across assigned inventory control and material-flow operations.
• Plan labor and resources to meet production requirements and operational priorities.
• Coach and develop leaders, establish clear expectations, and maintain accountability for performance and safety.
• Maintain a strong floor presence to support employees, identify challenges, and ensure consistent execution.
  

• Oversee end-to-end receiving, server and rack kitting, detrash, stockroom activities, and delivery of materials to production.
• Ensure materials are available, accurate, and delivered within required timelines.
• Monitor material availability, inventory accuracy, delivery timeliness, service-level adherence, and dock throughput.
• Identify and resolve material-flow bottlenecks and inventory discrepancies.
• Coordinate with Production, Operations, and Planning to align priorities and address material constraints.
• Communicate operational risks, shift performance, and recovery plans to management.
  

• Ensure adherence to standard operating procedures, safety requirements, and company policies.
• Support cycle counts, physical inventories, audits, and inventory-system accuracy.
• Identify process gaps and implement corrective actions to improve execution and prevent recurring issues.
  

• Drive improvements in dock operations and material flow.
• Improve efficiency across kitting, detrash, and production delivery.
• Reduce rework, material loss, and waste.
• Establish and reinforce standard work across assigned operations.
  

• Strong understanding of inventory control, receiving, dock operations, and high-volume material flow.
• Ability to lead large teams through multiple supervisory levels.
• Strong analytical skills, including interpreting operational metrics and implementing corrective actions.
• Ability to communicate performance, risks, and recovery plans clearly to senior leadership.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office and warehouse or inventory-management systems.
• SAP experience is a plus.
• Ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced, time-sensitive production environment. training.