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Streamline Your Inventory Control with the Inventory Control Procedure Template Word

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Are you tired of constantly dealing with inventory discrepancies and inefficiencies? Look no further than the Inventory Control Procedure Template Word from Bizmanualz. This comprehensive template provides a step-by-step guide to implementing effective inventory control procedures in your organization.

The Inventory Control Procedure Template Word includes detailed instructions on how to establish inventory control policies, procedures, and responsibilities. It also provides guidance on how to conduct regular inventory counts, reconcile inventory discrepancies, and manage inventory levels to ensure optimal stock levels are maintained.

With this template, you can streamline your inventory control processes and reduce the risk of stockouts, overstocking, and other inventory-related issues. By implementing effective inventory control procedures, you can improve your organization’s efficiency, reduce costs, and increase customer satisfaction.

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Inventory Control Procedure

The Inventory Control Procedure outlines guidelines for controlling inventory stock for ultimate salability, usability and traceability, and ensuring efficient selection and delivery of products.

This Inventory Control Procedure should be utilized by purchasing, shipping, receiving, warehouse and accounting personnel. (8 pages, 1990 words)

Be sure to rotate inventory on a first-in, first-out (FIFO) basis, particularly food products and other perishables, when stocking shelves. It’s common to put newly purchased items on the shelf in front of the older items. Instead, remove the older items from the shelf first, and then place the new items on the shelf followed by replacing the old items to the shelf but now in front of the new items. This will help keep the inventory fresh.

Inventory Control Responsibilities:

The Purchasing Manager is responsible for maintaining the investment in inventory at the lowest level, consistent with operating requirements, economy of procurement, financial plan requirements and sound business practices.

The Shipping Manager, the Receiving Manager, and Warehouse Personnel are responsible for the custody and safekeeping of inventory. This includes ensuring that all items in inventory are properly accounted for, that proper procedures are followed for the movement of all inventory, and that all paperwork is forwarded to the Accounting Manager in a timely manner for the proper recording of all inventory transactions.

The Accounting Manager is responsible for processing all paperwork received in a timely manner in order to maintain an accurate inventory status.

The Controller is responsible for revaluing certain inventory items to their Net Realizable Value and for ensuring proper inventory control.

Inventory Control ProcedureInventory Control Procedure Activities

  • Inventory Stocking and Storage Control
  • Inventory Usage Control
  • Inventory Protection
  • Inventory Obsolescence
  • Inventory Disposal

Inventory Control Procedure References

  • Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Food Code

Inventory Control Procedure Forms

 

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