Fakir Knitwears Ltd., one of Bangladesh's leading knitwear and garment manufacturing companies, is seeking an experienced and detail-oriented professional for the position of Manager, Inventory (Gray Fabric) at its Narayanganj facility. The incumbent will be responsible for the complete management of a large-scale Gray Fabric Inventory/Store with a handling capacity of up to 1,000 metric tons, covering receiving, storage, issuance, stock reconciliation, and reporting for all knit gray fabric received from the knitting section and/or external sources. The role also requires establishing and maintaining a modern, RFID-based fabric tracking system to ensure real-time visibility, accuracy, and control over such a high-volume inventory. This is a critical operational role that ensures accurate fabric tracking, minimal wastage, and uninterrupted fabric supply to the dyeing and production sections.

• Manage end-to-end Gray Fabric Inventory operations at a scale of up to 1,000 metric tons, including receiving, inspection, storage, issuance, and stock reconciliation for all incoming gray fabric.

• Implement, operate, and maintain a modern RFID-based fabric tracking system for roll-level identification, real-time stock visibility, and automated location control within the store.

• Ensure accurate recording of gray fabric receipt from the Knitting section (in-house) and from sub-contract/external knitting sources, including roll-wise weight, quality grade, RFID tag assignment, and lot details.

• Maintain systematic and updated stock records (ERP plus RFID system) for gray fabric, including fabric type, GSM, width, color, lot number, rack/location, and supplier/knitting source.

• Coordinate with the Knitting, Dyeing, and Planning departments to ensure timely issuance of gray fabric as per production plan and order priority.

• Conduct regular RFID-assisted physical stock counts and reconcile with system/book stock; investigate and report any discrepancies immediately.

• Monitor fabric aging and ensure FIFO (First-In-First-Out) practice is strictly followed to avoid long-standing/obsolete stock, supported by RFID-based date and location tracking.

• Design and maintain an efficient rack/zone layout for a 1,000-ton capacity store to enable fast RFID scanning, retrieval, and space optimization.