Amazon Inventory Associate Jobs Toronto Ontario Canada

WarehouseLink Canada is seeking detail-oriented Inventory Control Associates to join our Toronto fulfilment centre team. This is a full-time onsite position suited to individuals who enjoy accuracy-focused work, problem-solving, and contributing to the operational health of a busy fulfilment warehouse in Toronto. As an Inventory Control Associate, you will be responsible for maintaining the integrity of our Toronto warehouse inventory through cycle counting, discrepancy investigation, and bin location auditing activities every shift.Inventory accuracy is the backbone of every successful fulfilment operation. As an Inventory Control Associate at our Toronto location, you will identify and resolve discrepancies that could otherwise cause missed picks, customer errors, and operational delays, making your role critical to the quality of our entire Toronto fulfilment output.What Your First Week Looks Like:You'll complete WarehouseLink Canada's paid inventory control orientation covering cycle count methodology, discrepancy investigation workflows, bin audit procedures, and warehouse management system navigation. By day three you'll be conducting live cycle counts and discrepancy investigations on the Toronto warehouse floor.Responsibilities:Conduct daily and weekly cycle counts of assigned warehouse zones using RF scanners and recording results accuratelyInvestigate inventory count discrepancies by physically checking bin locations, reviewing transaction history, and resolving root causesPerform bin location audits to verify product placement accuracy and identify misplaced or mislabelled inventoryProcess inventory adjustments in the warehouse management system following WarehouseLink Canada approval proceduresSupport inventory-related problem resolution for the picking team including bin not found, wrong item, and quantity discrepancy issuesPrepare daily cycle count completion reports and discrepancy summaries for the Inventory Control ManagerAssist with quarterly and annual full physical inventory counts requiring extended shift participationRequirements:Minimum six months of warehouse or inventory experience is preferred; motivated candidates without experience will be consideredStrong numerical accuracy and attention to detail are essential for inventory control workMust be 18 years of age or older and eligible to work in CanadaComfortable using RF scanners and basic warehouse management system data entry functionsAvailable for day and evening shifts at our Toronto fulfilment centre with occasional weekend requirementsWhat WarehouseLink Canada Offers:$20.00 to $25.00 per hour reflecting the accuracy and responsibility requirements of the inventory control roleHealth and dental benefits and RRSP contributions after qualifying period for full-time associatesShift premium for evening inventory control shifts at our Toronto fulfilment centre locationCareer advancement into Inventory Control Lead, Receiving Supervisor, and Operations Analyst rolesA structured, process-focused work environment with strong management support and modern WMS toolsApply today to join WarehouseLink Canada's Toronto inventory control team and help us maintain the inventory accuracy that keeps our fulfilment operation running at its best.

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