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District Inventory Auditor
Company : Gpm Investments
Location : Greenville, SC, 29605
Job Type : Full Time / Part Time
Date Posted : 11 January 2026
Overview
The District Auditor position is responsible for counting all physical inventories, generating department audit reports, reconciling computer data with the physical counts taken and reporting on errors found. The position also works with each department to reduce errors in inventory accuracy.
Starting Pay: $16/hour
Responsibilities
- Auditor will perform front line accounting review at store level during retail inventory audits; collaborate with District Manager’s and Store Manager’s to identify store issues
- Develop preliminary audit schedule for district including neighboring store rotation
- Assist Store Manager with invoice concerns, store organization, price adjustments and abnormalities discovered in system
- Conduct visual checklist at each store detailing store conditions, maintenance issues, safety concerns, marketing promotions and loss prevention awareness.
- Auditor will complete 15-20 retail inventory audits monthly including lottery, importing data to computer for processing to complete audit paperwork, print reports, key into system and upload/scan supporting documentation
- Auditor will achieve established average per hour (APH) counting goal while ensuring accuracy and integrity of the data collected
- Ability to work in various work environments with potential exposure to cold and heat
- Relate information clearly and accurately, verbally and in written form, in a positive manner that yields cooperation and builds partnerships
- Takes initiative to explore and suggest new approaches that can impact quality and/or quantity of job performance and organizational effectiveness, innovative Maintains a can do attitude, attacks job with passion, demonstrates a sense of urgency and delivers excellent output
- Ability to complete other job related duties as assigned by Management
- All other duties as assigned
Qualifications
- Frequent bending, counting on knees and moving product up to 25lbs
- Repetitive motions requiring use of both wrists and hands using counting machines
- Proficient in computer operations to include Microsoft Office and Open Office applications
- Auditor will be expected to travel including occasional overnight stays
- 40-50 hour workweek plus daily travel to/from store
- Reliable transportation to perform audits throughout the assigned market
- Available for out of state travel one week a month
Equal Opportunity EmployerGPM Investments, LLC is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate in employment and personnel practices on the basis of race, sex, age, disability, religion, national origin, sexual orientation or any other basis prohibited by applicable law. Unlawful discrimination will not be a factor in any employment decision.
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Equal Opportunity EmployerGPM Investments, LLC is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate in employment and personnel practices on the basis of race, sex, age, disability, religion, national origin, sexual orientation or any other basis prohibited by applicable law. Unlawful discrimination will not be a factor in any employment decision.
This Organization Participates in E-Verify
https://gpminvestments.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/federal-e-verify-participation-poster-es.pdf.pdf
GPM Investments, LLC maintains a drug-free workplace
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Frequently asked questions
District Inventory Auditors in Greenville reconcile physical counts with system data, identifying errors and collaborating with store managers to resolve discrepancies. This proactive approach helps reduce inventory inaccuracies and supports smoother retail operations within the district.
Strong analytical abilities combined with proficiency in Microsoft Office, attention to detail, and physical stamina are key for a District Inventory Auditor. Unlike general inventory clerks, auditors also perform detailed audit reporting and error reconciliation, requiring a mix of technical and interpersonal skills.
Progression often leads to senior auditing positions, inventory control management, or district supervisory roles. Gaining expertise in audit software and developing leadership skills can open paths to broader inventory management or corporate audit departments.
At Gpm Investments, District Inventory Auditors play a pivotal role by providing accurate inventory data, enabling effective decision-making and loss prevention. Their audits influence stock optimization and compliance, directly supporting operational efficiency across stores.
Yes, Gpm Investments emphasizes a 'can do' attitude and innovation in audit processes. Auditors are encouraged to suggest improvements and handle multiple store environments, reflecting the company’s commitment to accuracy and proactive inventory control.
District Inventory Auditors in Greenville typically earn around $16 per hour, aligning with the starting pay offered by Gpm Investments. This wage reflects regional market rates for similar inventory audit and retail accounting positions.
Greenville shows moderate demand for inventory auditors due to its retail sector size. Candidates with audit experience and travel flexibility have an edge, as many roles require local market knowledge and occasional overnight stays.
Applicants should anticipate daily travel to multiple store locations within Greenville and neighboring areas, often amounting to 40-50 hour workweeks. Reliable personal transportation is essential due to the district-wide scope and potential overnight travel.
The role requires regular bending, kneeling, and lifting products up to 25 pounds, alongside repetitive wrist and hand movements for counting with machines. This physical aspect is vital to accurately perform multiple retail inventory audits each month.
Seasonal changes can increase inventory volume and discrepancies, demanding heightened vigilance and faster audit cycles. Maintaining accuracy under pressure involves meticulous data reconciliation and effective communication with store teams to address abnormalities promptly.