Inventory Auditor

Pay: $19/hr Location and Travel Daily travel is required to gas stations and convenience stores within a 3-hour radius of your home base You must arrive on-site by 6 AM; commute time is in addition to the workday Depending on distance, you may need to leave home as early as ~3 AM Must have a valid driver’s license, active car insurance, and pass a motor vehicle check Hours Typically, 36–40 hours per week, Monday–Friday Workdays are not set shifts; end times vary depending on workload Most days wrap up between 1 PM and 5 PM (not including commute time) Any travel time over 30 minutes is paid for as time worked and any mileage is reimbursed.

Responsibilities: Count physical inventory accurately using a 10-key machine Work in a small team (typically 2-3 people) visiting 1-2 stores per day Work in freezers, coolers, stockrooms, and on the salesfloor Provide end-of-audit reports to store managers Address inventory discrepancies and problem-solve on-site Communicate with your division manager about client-specific concerns Complete administrative tasks such as payroll transmission and invoicing Coordinate daily travel and carpooling logistics Provide training, coaching, and development of auditors in order to build skills

Requirements: Lift up to 25 lbs, stand for long periods, bend/squat, and operate keypad Comfortable working in various temperature environments (freezers/coolers) Willingness to travel Education/Tech High school Diploma or GED Reliable Wi‑Fi access; laptop provided for daily reports Notice Regarding the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Employment Decisions In accordance with state mandates, we are providing this notice to inform all applicants and employees that artificial intelligence (AI) tools may be used at various stages of our employment processes. This may include recruitment, screening, hiring, promotion, or other employment related evaluations. AI tools may assist in reviewing application materials, assessing qualifications, or supporting decision making. These tools do not replace human judgment; rather, they are used to support consistent and efficient evaluation. #IND3