CYCLE COUNTER AUDITOR/1ST SHIFT

Cycle Counting auditors will perform random sampling quality checks after work is performed to ensure performance meets standards provided The auditor will research and/or analyze the root cause of errors and remove any barriers in an effort to prevent further errors in the future Upon completion of quality checks, the auditor will summarize the results for delivery to the appropriate parties for review, processing and reporting Counts each pick line and storage location for items displayed in the cycle count work queue. Verifies packing, retail price, and description for items being cycle counted. Researches and reconciles all findings daily. Troubleshoots inventory problems and reports inventory issues that require immediate attention to inventory or area supervisor. Adjusts existing inventory data when necessary. Completes all SBCC counts daily. Completes all system scheduled counts, control group counts, and food counts daily. Participates in quarterly cutoffs and performs counts with internal and external auditor when needed. Programs, troubleshoots problems with, and operates radio frequency units. Meets and maintains safety, quality and productivity standards. Validates new items and enters information into the Warehouse Management System. Assigns master strategies and forward pick location using daily wave sheets to ensure proper balancing. Enters additional item description information and updates item master. Researches and resolves PR pallets and monitors the PR system daily. Identifies and reassigns multiple items received on the same truck with different zone identifications; consolidates all items into the same zone to eliminate pallet movement between buildings. Produces velocity reports to identify high cube/volume items for potential pick zone movement. Identifies high volume items to be separated to better utilize the conveyor system. Communicates with the Allocations Department on the expected flow of the freight to stores. Runs weekly dead items reports; monitors and undedicated items with zero on-hand quantities; communicates with the Allocations Department to encourage shipment to stores. Runs and monitors weekly expired food items reports; verifies first-in, first-out dates to product dates. Runs Item Integrity reports and audits to identify and resolve inventory issues. Intermediate math skills, analytical skills, and recognizes trends. Computer skills: ability to navigate specific WMS inventory control programs and Island Pacific programs; understanding of Microsoft software such as Excel and Word. Create reports from data sets to communicate information to others. Knowledge of UPC functionality and food date codes. Knowledgeable of packing and shipping units; understanding of receiving process. Knowledgeable of adjustment accounting such as net and absolute adjustments. Knowledgeable of warehouse operations to include layout and types of storage devices. Ability to eliminate distractions and to be able to concentrate and analyze during the counting process. Detailed oriented. Excellent communication skills. Understanding of Inbound and Outbound processes. Understanding of supply chain flow. WORK EXPERIENCE and/or EDUCATION: Forklift/MUOP license preferred. Experience in automated retail distribution preferred. Prior work experience dealing with inventory or numbers preferred. Educational background with satisfactory results in math; post high school education preferred. WORKING CONDITIONS and PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Heavy lifting up to 65 pounds. Exposure to heights above 10 feet. Walking long distances. Bending, stooping, squatting, and kneeling on a repetitious basis. Cycle Counter Lead: works mostly in an office setting but will occasionally be in distribution center. Cycle Counter: continuous exposure to heat, cold, dust, lighting, and noise; work is conducted in high traffic areas. Work Where You Matter At Dollar General, our mission is Serving Others! We value each and every one of our employees.…

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