Inventory and Cost Controller Experience in Manufacturing industry

Inventory and Cost Controller Experience in Manufacturing industry from 9 to 11 Years

Key Responsibilities

Inventory Monitoring

• Monitor inventory movements across warehouses and production lines

• Ensure proper recording of all stock transactions

• Track material consumption and production usage

Inventory Accounting

• Record inventory-related accounting entries

• Ensure accurate inventory valuation in the accounting records

• Maintain alignment between physical stock and accounting records

Stock Reconciliation

• Perform periodic reconciliation between physical inventory and system records

• Investigate inventory discrepancies

• Support stock counting activities and ensure proper documentation

Production Cost Monitoring

• Monitor material usage in production

• Analyze production cost components when required

• Identify unusual consumption patterns or operational variances

Documentation & Control

• Ensure all inventory movements are supported by proper documentation

• Verify compliance with warehouse and inventory procedures

• Maintain organized records of inventory transactions

Coordination

• Coordinate with warehouse team on stock movements and documentation

• Work closely with production to monitor material consumption

• Communicate relevant inventory information to the finance team

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field

• Not less than 7 years of experience in accounting, inventory control, or cost monitoring

• Experience working in manufacturing or industrial environments is preferred

• Good understanding of inventory processes and documentation

• Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Excel

Skills

• Strong attention to detail

• Analytical and problem-solving skills

• Ability to work with operational teams

• Organizational and documentation skills

• Professional integrity and accountability

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

• Accuracy of inventory records

• Timeliness of stock reconciliations

• Quality of inventory documentation

• Identification and resolution of inventory discrepancies