Inventory Controller

Allen, TX
Full Time
Operations
Mid Level
Inventory Controller

Hi-Line, Inc., a U. S. distributor and service provider of industrial aftermarket products, is seeking an experienced Inventory Controller. This position will be responsible for inventory management of Maintenance Repair & Operations (MRO) parts and supplies for our Distribution Center and over 100 Mobile Stores nationwide. We serve over 30 different industries across the USA, such as transportation, aviation, facilities maintenance, aerospace, medical, military, marine, power generation, manufacturing, federal/local government, and heavy equipment.  We provide direct delivery and superior inventory management solutions from our fleet of fully stocked Mobile Industrial Hardware Stores.  

Are you excited by spreadsheets and analysis? Do you want to be part of an organization in growth mode?  Are you someone who values working for a debt-free company committed to constant improvement? 

Essential Responsibilities and Skills (other duties as necessary):
•    Stock Management: Analyze and approve daily Auto Stock Replenishments (ASRs), work with Territory Managers (TMs) on annual inventory, bring back unproductive inventory from the field, and set min/max levels in both the Distribution Center (DC) and Stores
•    Data & Analytics: Analyze stock levels, identify discrepancies, generate financial and inventory reports, and act on what the data tells us.
•    Cost Control: Work with the Purchasing team on process improvement ideas to control costs and improve supply chain efficiency.
•    Auditing: Review daily, weekly, and monthly reports for opportunities to improve accuracy.
•    Communication: Confidently and clearly interact with Territory Managers (sales team).

Requirements:
•    Minimum three years of inventory control experience
•    Bachelor’s Degree preferred
•    Strong research, analytical, and problem-solving skills
•    Inventory Management Certifications preferred
•    Advanced knowledge in Excel
•    Proficiency in ERP and inventory management software programs
•    Detail-oriented with exceptional accuracy and great organizational skills
•    Strong sense of urgency
•    Exceptional understanding of ABC analysis and inventory management practices
•    Ability to pass a background check and drug screening 

Benefits:
•    Paid vacation and sick leave
•    401(k), health, dental, and life insurance
•    Opportunities for career growth and advancement
•    A 60-year history of steady growth as a privately held, Dallas-based company
•    Friendly and comfortable work environment
•    Security of working for an essential business that is debt-free

At Hi-Line, we are committed to providing an environment of mutual respect where equal employment opportunities are available to all qualified applicants and our associates without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression or any category protected by applicable law.
 
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