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Barcoding

IT Infrastructure and Networking

Barcoding is the practice of encoding data into scannable linear or matrix codes (such as UPC or QR codes) to track products, inventory, or assets. It is widely used in retail, warehousing, logistics, and healthcare to speed up checkout, manage stock levels, and reduce data entry errors. Professionals working with barcoding systems often use handheld scanners and inventory management software to maintain accurate records.

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Material Specialist - PIE

Allegiant

Full-time · Clearwater, FL · $24 / hour

This role maintains aircraft maintenance supplies and inventory at an airline facility, receiving and managing parts, equipment, and tooling while coordinating shipments and handling hazardous materials. It suits someone with warehouse or stocking experience who is comfortable with physical work, forklift operation, and inventory management systems.

Listed on Allegiant’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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