About the Role
Coordinate, analyze, and control a statewide inventory system. You'll manage the full lifecycle of materials, supplies, equipment, and fixed assets — from receipt and distribution to disposal — while developing and enforcing inventory control policy across multiple locations.
What You'll Do
Coordinate, analyze, and control inventory system statewide; receive, inspect, distribute, and maintain inventory of materials, supplies, and equipment
Control equipment and fixed asset inventory; prepare annual inventory reports for the state auditor
Enter, update, verify, and track inventory information in computer systems
Develop, implement, and enforce policies and procedures on inventory control and salvage disposal
Monitor receipt and disposition of surplus property; resolve inventory-related problems
Coordinate with the investment recovery officer on disposal of unusable equipment
Evaluate distribution and inventory systems and recommend improvements
Perform random physical audits at inventory locations statewide
Coordinate with field, district/branch offices, administrative services, and warehouses on inventory procedures
Attend district meetings to instruct and advise on inventory control and salvage disposal procedures
Serve as safety, training, and public relations point of contact for inventory matters
What You Bring
Knowledge of inventory control principles and state regulations on inventory, salvage, and surplus disposal
Familiarity with electronic data processing systems as applied to inventory control
Strong computer skills (including relevant software/systems); comfort with calculators and standard office equipment
Understanding of basic bookkeeping procedures; ability to calculate fractions, decimals, and percentages
Strong problem-solving skills — ability to define problems, collect data, and draw valid conclusions
Ability to gather, collate, and classify information, and write clear instructions and specifications
Strong attention to detail (ability to identify similarities/differences between items)
Excellent communication skills, including handling sensitive inquiries from officials and the public
Public relations and employee training/development experience
Ability to lift 25–30 lbs.
Minimum Qualifications
18 months of training or experience in inventory control
9 months of experience (or 3 courses) in electronic data processing related to inventory control
3 months of experience (or 1 course) in public relations
OR 9 months of experience as an Inventory Control Specialist 1
OR equivalent combination of the above
Numbers & Facts
Location
Columbus, OH
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Skills
Administrative Skillsunmatched
Analysis Skillsunmatched
Auditingunmatched
Bookkeepingunmatched
Calculatorsunmatched
Communication Skillsunmatched
Computer Skillsunmatched
Computer Systemsunmatched
Data Collectionunmatched
Data Processingunmatched
Detail Orientedunmatched
Fixed Assetsunmatched
Information Technology & Information Systemsunmatched
Inventory Managementunmatched
Inventory Reportsunmatched
Lift/Move 25 Poundsunmatched
Lift/Move 30 Poundsunmatched
Office Equipmentunmatched
Physical Inventoryunmatched
Policy Implementationunmatched
Problem Solving Skillsunmatched
Procedure Implementationunmatched
Public/Media/Press/Analyst Relationsunmatched
Receiving Inspectionunmatched
Safety Trainingunmatched
Staff Trainingunmatched
State Laws and Regulationsunmatched
Training/Teachingunmatched
Warehousingunmatched
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