Responsibilities of a Warehouse Auditor
A Warehouse Auditor is responsible for ensuring that the accuracy and quality of warehouse operations are up to standard. This includes conducting audits, tracking inventory movements, reconciling differences between physical and digital records, and identifying any discrepancies.
The auditor must possess a keen eye for detail, as any discrepancies found must be thoroughly investigated and documented.
The auditor is also responsible for creating and implementing procedures for inventory control, quality assurance, and data accuracy.
They should also be familiar with applicable laws and regulations, and should ensure that the warehouse complies with all safety and health regulations.
They must ensure that the warehouse is properly organized and that all equipment is in proper working order.
On a daily basis, the auditor must inspect the warehouse for any irregularities, such as damaged or missing items, and must investigate any discrepancies they find.
They must also ensure that all products and products-in-transit are properly labeled and tracked.
They should keep records of all changes and updates to the inventory system, and must be able to provide accurate and timely reports to management.
The auditor must be able to work both independently and as part of a team, and must be able to handle tasks independently.
They should also be able to work in a fast-paced environment, as the warehouse can be a very chaotic and unpredictable place.
The auditor must be able to handle stress and pressure well, and must be able to think quickly and make decisions in a timely manner.