Field Inventory Operations Associate

Field Inventory Operations Associate Picture this: you land in a new city, head straight to a project site, and get to work setting up a secure, organized inventory zone that keeps operations moving. As a fully traveling team member, you’ll receive and unload materials, keep stock accurate with meticulous data entry, and support deployments as directed by the Inventory Control Manager. What You’ll Do (Day-in-the-Life) Arrive on site prepared and on time; establish a safe, orderly inventory area. Receive, unload, check in, and store materials of varying shapes and sizes. Palletize and wrap items for secure freight transport. Organize and label thousands of items with precision; maintain accuracy through regular cycle counts. Enter data into an inventory system, Excel, or Smartsheet; communicate updates via email. Follow “True Up’s Inventory Control Standard Operating Procedures.” Support project kitting: read layout plans/spreadsheets, pull and stage materials for Operations deployment. Remove goods from original manufacturer packaging and kit to layout; perform minor assembly with hand and power tools. Lead and oversee temporary associates when needed. Operate a forklift (certified or willing to be certified); always wear required PPE. Observe all safety and security procedures; report potentially unsafe conditions. Perform other related duties as assigned by management. Travel First, Always Position is NOT local to the posted address — it is a fully traveling role across the U.S. 100% travel required. REAL ID or Passport required. Reporting Line This role reports directly to the Inventory Control Manager. What You Bring High school diploma or equivalent; must be 18+. Fluent in English (read, write, listen, speak). Proficient in Microsoft Outlook and Excel; strong data entry and email communication skills. Valid driver’s license. Forklift certification or willingness to obtain certification. Ability to work independently and as part of a team; commitment to excellence. Capability to meet physical demands of the assignment. Physical Demands & Work Environment Frequent walking long distances; prolonged standing; regular bending, stooping, and kneeling. Lift/push/carry up to 50 lbs (and more on occasion). Occasional work near moving mechanical parts. Possible exposure to extreme heat or cold depending on project and location. Flexible schedule including overtime, nights, and weekends. Benefits & Pay 401(k) with match Health benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance Paid Time Off and Holidays Paid weekly You’re Proficient In Warehouse operations Inventory management and control

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