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A Stock Controller Jobs in Indiana (NOW HIRING)

Inventory Control Clerk

Evansville, IN · On-site

$16.25 - $19.50/hr

Safety - conduct all activities in a safe manner, utilizing PPE and adhering to company policy and ... Communicates inventory results with the Warehouse Manager and the Controller. * Coordinates with ...

Material Handler

Columbus, IN · On-site

$15.50 - $18.75/hr

Understand that the component cage and racks are a controlled area * Assist with tote breakdown ... Maintaining correct stock levels on assembly lines * Any other duties assigned by team leader or ...

Material Handler

Columbus, IN · On-site

$15.50 - $18.75/hr

Understand that the component cage and racks are a controlled area * Assist with tote breakdown ... Maintaining correct stock levels on assembly lines * Any other duties assigned by team leader or ...

... and controlling expenses in designated business area to confirm they are indexed to sales ... Acts in a selfless manner and is consistently humble selfaware honest fair and transparent Serve ...

... and controlling expenses in designated business area to confirm they are indexed to sales ... Acts in a selfless manner and is consistently humble selfaware honest fair and transparent Serve ...

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A Stock Controller information

How do you become a stock controller?

To become a stock controller, candidates typically need a high school diploma or equivalent, along with experience in inventory management or warehousing. Relevant skills include attention to detail, organization, and familiarity with inventory software or tools. Some employers may prefer candidates with certifications in supply chain or logistics management.

What does a stock controller do?

A stock controller manages inventory levels, tracks stock movements, and ensures accurate record-keeping within a warehouse or retail environment. They often use inventory management software and may conduct regular stock audits to prevent shortages or overstocking.

Is stock control a good career?

A stock controller manages inventory levels, tracks stock movements, and ensures accurate stock records, often using inventory management software. It can be a stable career with opportunities for advancement in logistics, warehousing, and supply chain management, especially for those with organizational skills and attention to detail.

What is the difference between A Stock Controller vs Inventory Clerk?

AspectA Stock ControllerInventory Clerk
Required CredentialsCertifications in inventory management or supply chainBasic administrative or inventory-related certifications
Work EnvironmentWarehouses, stockrooms, or distribution centersOffice settings, stockrooms, retail stores
Employer & Industry UsageManufacturing, retail, logistics companiesRetail, warehousing, distribution centers
Common Search & ComparisonFocuses on stock control, inventory accuracyFocuses on recording and tracking inventory

The main difference is that a Stock Controller manages overall stock levels, ensuring inventory accuracy and supply chain efficiency, while an Inventory Clerk primarily records and tracks stock movements. Both roles are essential in inventory management but differ in scope and responsibilities.

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Job description

Description

Job Summary

To set up and operate Tape Controlled Lathe, Conventional Lathe, Post Mill or Milling Machine for production of rolls, shafts, etc.


Tools and Equipment:

Tape Controlled Lathe, Conventional Lathe, Post Mill, Milling Machine, cutting tools, calipers, rules, micrometers, gauges, indicators, wrenches and other ordinary hand tools.


Working Procedures:

  • Receives numerical tape programs, work orders, prints and instructions from Foreman.
  • Locates work piece, hooks for and directs Crane man in positioning piece in machine and transferring finished piece from machine to storage. Turns roll end for end as required.
  • Sets up machine for various size rolls as required by adjusting tail stock, head stock jaws, roll clamping, v-blocks, roller rest, indicate or layout, insert proper tape in tape reader, profile attachment, etc.
  • Sets up and operates machine tools, adjusting stops, feeds and speeds, numerical tape controls, etc., for operations being machined.
  • Checks and records forging or roll dimensions, stock and run out. Compare with print dimensions.
  • May operate tape control lathe under semi-automatic control.
  • Performs attendant functions as required in observing process under tape control.
  • Performs straight and taper turning, boring, threading, facing, drilling, tapping, reaming, plugging and mill work, etc., to the required dimensional specifications and tolerances.
  • Uses calipers, micrometers, scales, gauges, etc., to check for finish sizes.
  • May position and tighten roll plug as required.
  • Sharpen own tools as required.
  • Cleans, lubricates, and makes minor adjustments or replacements to machine. May assist in repairs.
  • Remove chips from machine and maintains clean and orderly working area.

Laborer Primary Function:

Performs a variety of laborer duties for the plant


Tools and Equipment:
Wheelbarrow, shovel, broom, hooks, chains, cables, hammer, sledges, wrenches, air hammer, floor operated crane


Materials:
Various mill supplies, rolls, scrap, etc.


Working Procedures:

  • Performs general labor duties for the plant, such as remove scrap from machines using shovel and wheelbarrow or hooking for Crane man in cleaning pits and boxes.
  • Uses wheelbarrow or crane service to transport or handle tools, shop supplies and lubricants. May operate pendant control crane to move product or material as directed.
  • Uses wrench, bar and pins and sledge to assist in installing or removing center plugs as directed or mounting grinding wheels.
  • Assists in tearing down, piling and transferring rolls as directed.
  • Loads and unloads trucks, either manually or uses crane service as required and blocks rolls or material as directed. May occasionally weigh rolls as instructed.
  • Uses solvent and rags to clean painted or greased rolls as directed.
  • Occasionally may use air hammer to break concrete as directed.
  • Performs plant janitor service. Shovels snow, sweeps and cleans walks and roadways.
  • Performs other miscellaneous clean up or labor work as directed.


The above statement reflects the general details considered necessary to describe the principal functions of the job identified, and shall not be construed as a detailed description of all of the work requirements that may be inherent in the job.


Competitive Wage, Medical, Dental, 401k


Equal Employment Opportunities will be given to all applicants regardless of their race, sex, age, color, religion, national origin, marital status, veteran status, non-job related physical or mental disability or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local law.


Voluntary Self Identification of Race, Gender, Protected Veteran Status, and Disability


Pre-employment physical, background check and drug screening for all new hires