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FlexTG
Inventory Control Specialist - Central Region
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An Inventory or Supply Specialist specializes in tracking and managing inventory and supplies to improve production or distribution at a company or organization. Manages purchase orders, or distribution of materials between different centers of a large company.
$41,842 / year median in Illinois
+4% projected growth
Job Description
Inventory Control Specialist - Central Region FlexTG Chicago, IL Job Details $32.81 - $39.37 an hour 13 hours ago Qualifications ERP systems Warehouse management system Inventory management software High school diploma or GED Computer skills Data analysis software Full Job Description Company Overview At FlexTG, we transform the way businesses manage their print environments. As a brand-neutral leader with a nationwide footprint, FlexTG delivers tailored managed print services to organizations of all sizes. Our proprietary technology sets us apart—helping clients streamline operations, reduce costs, and stay ahead in a rapidly changing world. Join a company that values innovation, flexibility, and making a real impact. Position Summary The Inventory Control Specialist supports inventory accuracy and record integrity across FlexTG's regional warehouse network through data analysis, reconciliations, and control support activities. The role analyzes inventory data, identifies discrepancies and risks, and partners with operations and purchasing teams to support compliance with established inventory control standards, escalating issues as appropriate. This role pays from $32.81-$39.37 DOE Essential Functions and Responsibilities Perform inventory analysis and reconciliations, identifying discrepancies and transactional errors. Investigate inventory variances and document findings; escalate systemic or unresolved issues to management. Monitor virtual inventory warehouses and ensure transactions align with established processes. Maintain accuracy of the stock item master, identifying incorrect descriptions, numbering, or locations and submitting corrections for approval. Locate and validate inventory items with inaccurate locations or stocking numbers to support record integrity. Communicate and coordinate with Purchasing and Warehouse teams regarding new items, location changes, counts, and stocking level updates to support accurate inventory records. Collaborate with regional Warehouse Management to coordinate physical inventory counts, supporting scheduling, preparation, and follow‑up activities to ensure counts are executed effectively. Monitor obsolescence data and report findings to management for review and disposition decisions. Process warehouse and vendor return transactions, including damage claims, in accordance with established workflows. Performs additional related duties as assigned.