Inventory Control Supervisor at Owens & Minor

Maryland, United States

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Not SpecifiedCompensation

Mid-level (3 to 4 years), Senior (5 to 8 years)Experience Level

Full TimeJob Type

UnknownVisa

Healthcare, Logistics, Supply ChainIndustries

Requirements

Experience in inventory management and control, including creating and maintaining efficient procedures consistent with company policy
Knowledge of cycle count strategies, system adjustments, audits, and corrective actions
Proficiency with inventory tools such as DOMS for slotting programs
Ability to determine disposition of damaged/expired products and handle recoups
Skills in reviewing customer returns for saleability, condition, expiration, and recalls
Capability to analyze reports (e.g., weekly sync, CSW, OMNI) and initiate corrective actions
Experience supporting product recalls/vendor returns and physical inventory processes, including preparation, cutoff, reconciliation, and valuation reports
Familiarity with CSW bin verification and perpetual inventory adjustments
Supervisory experience: monitoring/directing work of others, providing performance feedback, coaching, and counseling
Reporting to Warehouse Manager and providing supervision to Inventory Control Specialists and/or Coordinators

Responsibilities

Create and maintain efficient and accurate inventory management procedures consistent with company policy; safeguard inventory assets to facilitate shortage detection
Initiate and maintain an efficient cycle count strategy; make system adjustments, analyze results, initiate corrective actions, and maintain records of audits, counts, and adjustments; confirm daily completion
Establish, maintain, and execute slotting programs using tools like DOMS
Determine disposition of damaged and/or expired product, including possible recoup
Provide timely and accurate responses to Customer Service and Purchasing cycle count requests
Ensure customer returned products are saleable; review condition, expiration, recalls; adjust balances and take action on non-saleable items; communicate outcomes to Customer Service
Review and analyze weekly sync report to determine error causes and initiate corrective action
Support product recall/vendor return process through physical identification and segregation
Coordinate physical inventory preparation, cutoff, control desk management, valuation reports, variance reconciliation, and related activities per P/I Instruction Document
Establish, maintain, and execute the CSW bin verification program
Run and review daily CSW and OMNI reports to determine action requirements
Process accurate perpetual inventory adjustments to match physical movement when necessary
Monitor and direct work of Inventory Control Specialists/Coordinators; provide performance feedback, coaching, and counseling

Skills

Key technologies and capabilities for this role

Inventory ManagementCycle CountingWarehouse ManagementSlotting ProgramsDOMSAudit RecordsInventory AdjustmentsProduct Disposition

Questions & Answers

Common questions about this position

What is the salary range for the Inventory Control Supervisor position?

The anticipated pay range for this position is $80,000 annually.

What benefits are offered to Owens & Minor teammates?

Benefits include medical, dental, and vision insurance available on the first working day, 401(k) eligibility after one year of service, employee stock purchase plan, and tuition reimbursement.

Is this a remote position or does it require on-site work?

This information is not specified in the job description.

What are the key responsibilities that show the required skills for this role?

Key skills include creating efficient inventory management procedures, implementing cycle count strategies, using tools like DOMS for slotting programs, supervising Inventory Control Specialists, and managing physical inventory processes.

What makes a strong candidate for the Inventory Control Supervisor role?

A strong candidate has experience in inventory management, cycle counting, slotting programs, supervising teams, and handling physical inventories, with the ability to analyze reports and initiate corrective actions.