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Robert Half
Inventory Clerk
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What they do
An Inventory Associate monitors warehouse inventory and places orders with vendors for supplies. Conducts regular or occasional audits of inventory or sections of a warehouse.
$45,022 / year median in California
+0% projected growth
Job Description
We are looking for an Inventory Clerk to join a design studio on a Contract basis. In this role, you will help keep textile samples, materials, and inventory records organized so the design team can work efficiently and maintain a well-organized studio environment. This position is ideal for someone who is detail-oriented, comfortable with hands-on inventory tasks, and able to support both daily operations and visiting clients courteously.
Responsibilities:
- Oversee the organization of the textile sample storage area so materials are clearly labeled, neatly arranged, and easy for the team to locate.
- Enter newly received samples into the inventory system by scanning, cataloging, and updating records with accuracy.
- Monitor stock levels of samples and related materials, and coordinate replenishment when supplies begin to run low.
- Assist designers by pulling, preparing, and organizing sample selections for presentations and client meetings.
- Welcome studio visitors in a courteous and attentive manner while maintaining an orderly front-facing environment.
- Receive incoming deliveries, verify contents, and place materials in the appropriate storage locations.
- Use ladders safely to access elevated shelving and keep stored items organized across different storage heights.
- Provide day-to-day support on additional inventory, operational, or administrative tasks as priorities shift.