Inventory Control Clerk, (NOC 14403) Full Time

Employer: H. Coyne & Sons Ltd.
Position: Inventory Control Clerk, (NOC 14403)
Locations of Work: 14 MacDonald Road, Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Y1A 4L2.
Salary: 28.50/hr. 40 hours a week or 8 hours a day, by the Yukon Employment Standards Board.
Benefits: Health, Dental, and medical benefits.
Start Date: As soon as possible
Vacancies: 1
Job Requirements:
Education: High school diploma
Language: English
Security and Safety: Drug test- Zero tolerance for drugs and alcohol; must be able to pass random drug and alcohol tests.
Knowledge and skills required:
• Minimum 6-months experience related to inventory management and purchasing.
• Operate a computerized inventory system.
• A valid driver’s license (at least 2 years of experience driving) with a clean driving record.
• Able to work extra hours during high season from May to September, and weekends.

Duties and Main responsibilities:
• Monitor inventory levels such as materials, equipment and stock are issued, transferred to projects.
• Compile inventory reports, recording the quantity, type and value of materials, equipment and stock on hand in RHOMB system.
• Prepare requisition orders to replenish materials, equipment and stock.
• Maintain stock rotation and dispose of and account for outdated stock.
• Enter data for production scheduling, stock replenishment/relocation and inventory adjustments.
• Perform physical inventories with RHOMB system.
• Ensure counts in RHOMB are current and accurate for all projects and inventory.
• Collaborate with accounting to ensure inventory value and counts are accurate.
• Pull and pack all parts required for projects and ensure they are available for transport when required
• Organize and label stock shelves
• Operate equipment to load and move materials and products.
• Keep warehouse clean and organized
How to Apply: By email: [email protected]
Here is what you must include when submitting your application:
As an equal opportunity employer, we encourage applications from all sections of the community, including youth, visible minorities, Indigenous people, and newcomers to Canada.