Inventory Control Cycle Counter

We are looking for a highly organized and detail-oriented individual to join our team as an Inventory Control Cycle Counter at HOKA. In this role, you will be responsible for the accuracy of inventory levels and ensuring that the process of counting and logging inventory is completed correctly. The ideal candidate will have prior experience in a similar role, strong organizational and problem-solving skills, and the ability to remain calm and focused in a fast-paced environment. If you have a passion for accuracy and have what it takes to succeed in this role, we want to hear from you.

Responsibilities:

1. Count and verify inventory levels within the warehouse
2. Monitor inventory accuracy and take appropriate action to correct discrepancies
3. Maintain accurate records of inventory counts and stock levels
4. Assess inventory needs and order inventory for replenishment
5. Assist with cycle counting and physical inventory processes
6. Utilize inventory management software to maintain accurate records
7. Monitor stock levels and reorder when necessary
8. Communicate with other departments to ensure inventory accuracy
9. Troubleshoot and resolve inventory discrepancies
10. Monitor new product arrival and coordinate with purchasing department
11. Ensure compliance with safety regulations and best practices

According to JobzMall, the average salary range for a Inventory Control Cycle Counter in Moreno Valley, CA, USA is $15.50 - $19.25 per hour. This range was determined by taking the median salary for the job in Moreno Valley and adding the 25th and 75th percentile.

The median salary for Inventory Control Cycle Counters in Moreno Valley is $17.37 per hour according to PayScale. The 25th percentile salary is $15.50 per hour and the 75th percentile salary is $19.25 per hour.

Salaries for Inventory Control Cycle Counters in Moreno Valley may vary depending on experience, qualifications, industry, and other factors.

Hoka One One is an athletic shoe company originating in Annecy, France that designs and markets running shoes. The brand first gained attention in the running industry by producing shoes with oversized outsoles, dubbed "maximalist" shoes due to extra cushion; this was in contrast to the minimalist shoes trend that was gaining popularity at the time of the company's founding in 2009. Hoka produces both low-profile and max-cushion shoes for road, trail, and all-terrain; throughout its product line, Hoka shoes retain features like a low weight-to-cushion ratio and midsole and outsole geometry designed to promote inherent stability and an efficient stride. The company operates as subsidiary of Deckers Brands which includes the brands Teva and Sanuk.