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EPD Mission:

The mission of Electronic Power Design, Inc. is to craft quality electrical equipment for our clients and uphold a standard of excellence in the engineering, design and manufacturing process. We strive to improve the quality of life of our employees by creating a work environment conducive to personal development, success and fulfillment. We are driven by our vision of being the preferred manufacturer, electrical systems integrator and worldwide service company by providing our clients with value-added solutions that power their lives.

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At Electronic Power Design, Inc. (EPD), we don’t just build electrical equipment—we power industries and change lives. Our mission is to deliver top-quality electrical solutions while fostering an environment where employees thrive. We believe in innovation, collaboration, and empowering our people to reach their full potential.

The Opportunity

We are seeking a detail-oriented Cycle Counter to help maintain inventory accuracy and support EPD's supply chain operations. This role is responsible for conducting inventory counts, validating part information, investigating discrepancies, and promoting FIFO inventory practices throughout the warehouse. If you enjoy working with data, inventory systems, and continuous improvement initiatives, we'd love to hear from you.

What You'll Do

Inventory Accuracy & Control

Conduct daily cycle counts to verify inventory accuracy.
Validate part labels, descriptions, measurements, and units of measure.
Investigate inventory discrepancies and perform root cause analysis.
Document inventory adjustments and assign error codes for corrective action.
Maintain accurate inventory records within ERP systems.

Warehouse Organization & Material Management

Organize inventory locations to support FIFO practices and efficient material flow.
Inspect materials for damage, deterioration, mislabeling, or storage concerns.
Monitor slow-moving inventory and report findings to Supply Chain leadership.
Support warehouse organization and inventory optimization initiatives.
Assist with annual physical inventories and inventory audits.

Data Analysis & Reporting

Utilize ERP systems and RF scanners to track inventory activity and part history.

Compile inventory reports and communicate discrepancies to management.
Review purchase order and receipt information when investigating inventory issues.
Track inventory trends and identify improvement opportunities.
Support inventory accuracy reporting and continuous improvement efforts.

Collaboration & Continuous Improvement

Partner with Warehouse and Supply Chain teams to resolve inventory issues.

Participate in inventory review meetings and process improvement discussions.
Support training initiatives during inventory activities and audits.
Contribute recommendations that improve inventory accuracy and efficiency.
Help maintain organized and accessible inventory locations.

Safety & Compliance

Operate forklifts, pallet jacks, ladders, and material handling equipment safely.

Follow company safety procedures and warehouse operating standards.
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment.
Support compliance with inventory control and audit requirements.
Promote safe handling and storage of materials.

What You Bring

3+ years of warehouse or inventory-related experience.

1+ year of cycle counting or inventory control experience.
Strong attention to detail and organizational skills.
Ability to identify discrepancies and solve problems effectively.
Experience working with ERP systems and inventory transactions.
Strong communication and teamwork abilities.

Physical Requirements

Ability to stand for 8+ hours while performing inventory counting, audits, and warehouse activities.

Ability to safely lift and carry up to 60 pounds.
Ability to operate forklifts safely and in accordance with company policies and procedures.
Ability to work effectively in varying environmental conditions, including heat, cold, and changing warehouse conditions.
Ability to move throughout warehouse, inventory storage, and production areas as needed.
Ability to maintain focus and accuracy while performing repetitive inventory counting and verification tasks.
Ability to problem-solve in fast-paced operational environments.
Ability to work successfully both independently and as part of a team.

Preferred Qualifications

High School Diploma or equivalent.

Forklift Certification.
Experience with Global Shop Solutions (GSS).
Experience using RF scanners and warehouse technology.
Basic Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Office proficiency.
Experience in manufacturing or industrial warehouse environments.

Why Join EPD?

Make an Impact

Play a critical role in maintaining inventory accuracy and supporting efficient production operations.

Growth & Development

Develop expertise in inventory control, warehouse operations, and supply chain management.

Collaborative Culture

Work closely with Supply Chain, Warehouse, Purchasing, and Operations teams to improve business performance.

Competitive Benefits & Compensation

Join a company that values precision, accountability, teamwork, and continuous improvement.

Ready to Help Drive Inventory Excellence?

If you're passionate about inventory accuracy and operational efficiency, we'd love to hear from you!

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