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Sonepar

Global B2B distributor of electrical equipment

Inventory Coordinator

Inventory Control & Cycle CountingUpdated on Nov 14
Full-timeFrisco, TX, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A high school diploma or equivalent is required.
  • Strong organizational skills and attention to detail are required.
  • Ability to work independently in a customer facility with limited direct supervision is required.
  • Ability to regularly receive, move, stock, and count material is required.
  • Ability to learn inventory-management software, scanners, mobile applications, and customer communication platforms is required.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills are required.
  • Ability to prioritize multiple material requests and operational issues is required.
  • Dependable transportation and ability to travel locally as required are necessary.
  • Willingness to travel overnight occasionally for training, coverage, program launches, or business needs is required.
  • Ability to meet the physical requirements associated with receiving, stocking, material handling, walking, standing, driving, and repetitive lifting is required.

Responsibilities

  • Maintain reliable availability of electrical material needed for installation, maintenance, and service work.
  • Monitor inventory levels, usage, open replenishment, shortages, and backorders.
  • Replenish inventory and escalate shortages before they affect field operations whenever possible.
  • Review minimum and maximum stocking levels as demand changes and recommend adjustments based on actual usage.
  • Recognize the difference between installation demand and service demand and adjust the inventory strategy accordingly.
  • Follow material issues through until product is physically available, not simply until an order or transfer is placed.
  • Maintain accurate on-hand quantities through disciplined receiving, scanning, cycle counting, adjustments, and transaction processing.
  • Perform scheduled inventory counts, investigate discrepancies, and correct inaccurate records promptly.
  • Maintain accurate labels, bin locations, item identification, and storage locations.
  • Identify slow-moving, excess, obsolete, damaged, or incorrectly stocked material and coordinate corrective action.
  • Perform counts and corrections in accordance with established billing and transaction controls.
  • Receive incoming Crawford material and verify quantity and condition.
  • Stock material promptly in the assigned location and maintain a clean, safe, easy-to-use inventory area.
  • Coordinate transfers, returns, replacements, and material movement between Crawford and BASE locations.
  • Adjust stocking parameters before returning excess inventory so unwanted material does not automatically reorder.
  • Support facility launches, inventory moves, rack installations, relabeling, reorganizations, and physical inventories as needed.
  • Develop productive working relationships with BASE electricians, field personnel, drivers, warehouse personnel, and local leadership.
  • Be visible and accessible as the onsite Crawford material resource.
  • Respond promptly to questions, material requests, shortages, and service issues.
  • Communicate material arrivals, shortages, substitutions, and other information affecting field teams.
  • Treat each request as owned until resolved or successfully handed off to the appropriate person.
  • Identify recurring stockouts, inaccurate quantities, poor item placement, unnecessary inventory, workflow problems, and other operational friction.
  • Recommend improvements to stocking quantities, storage layouts, labeling, processes, and communication methods.
  • Learn the operating patterns of the assigned BASE location and adapt the material program as needs evolve.
  • Escalate larger issues with enough information for the Material Solutions team to make an effective decision.
  • Accurately use StoreroomPro, Eclipse, Slack, Teams, email, scanners, mobile devices, and other required Crawford or BASE systems.
  • Keep inventory transactions and operational records current.
  • Document discrepancies, shortages, returns, adjustments, and unresolved issues.
  • Use established communication channels so requests remain visible to the appropriate support teams.
  • Escalate urgent shortages and customer-impacting issues rather than relying only on automated alerts.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience in electrical distribution, electrical construction, warehousing, inventory management, vendor-managed inventory, field service, or material handling.
  • Familiarity with electrical products and terminology.
  • Experience supporting electricians, technicians, contractors, field crews, or industrial customers.
  • Experience with inventory-control or enterprise resource planning systems.
  • Experience managing a customer-facing inventory or storeroom environment.

About the Company

Sonepar

Global B2B distributor of electrical equipment

Sonepar operates as an independent, family-owned global distributor of electrical equipment, solutions, and services for business customers. It runs an omnichannel network across 40 countries, with a dense network of brands and 45,000 associates delivering products to the building, industry, and energy markets. Customers access a mix of physical locations, online channels, and support services to source electrical products and sustainable solutions, backed by logistics and expert help. Compared with competitors, Sonepar holds its status as a leading B-to-B distributor through its large-scale global reach, many brands, and a clear transformation to simplify customer purchases via an omnichannel experience while focusing on sustainability. Its goal is to accelerate the world’s electrification and Power Progress for Future Generations through reliable supply, tailored solutions, and responsible operations.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Paris, France
Founded
1969

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