Deutsche Post DHL Group - Memphis, TN
posted 5 months ago
The Inventory Control Manager I at DHL is a pivotal role that provides senior leadership, direction, and strategy for the Inventory Control team. This position is designed for motivated and organized individuals who thrive in a fast-paced environment and are eager to make a significant impact on the lives of customers and employees alike. The Inventory Control Manager will be responsible for developing and nurturing key customer relationships and operational partnerships that are essential for fostering an atmosphere of continuous improvement and operational excellence in inventory control management. In this role, the manager will ensure that customer inventory accuracy and shrink are monitored and reported in a timely manner to site leadership. They will maximize the performance of site inventory processes and systems, ensuring the care, custody, and control of customer inventory, as well as accuracy in relation to both the physical floor and customer records. The manager will also be tasked with the proper utilization of information technology and providing necessary documentation to support compliance requirements. The Inventory Control Manager will manage the planning and execution of proactive and reactive cycle counts in compliance with contractual service level agreements. They will develop, implement, and validate procedures, controls, and systems that prevent, detect, and correct errors in inventory transactions and balances. Continuous improvement initiatives will be a key focus, driving process enhancements, inventory accuracy, compliance, and on-time completion within budget, all while documenting results. Additionally, the manager will design and generate appropriate reporting to track inventory accuracy, shrink compliance, and variance root cause trends. A thorough knowledge of internal and customer systems will be essential to provide extensive support to the operational team and the customer for inventory and production-related issues. The role also involves ensuring the proper identification and repackaging of damaged products, whether for disposal or return to inventory as damaged merchandise. Finally, the manager will develop labor plans and equipment needs budgets for review with site leadership.