Job Opportunities in United States

What You'll Need for Success:

• Determines which INDOT procurement procedure is to be utilized when ordering stock;
• Complies with requirements, completes the necessary documentation and submits the order;
• Receives incoming orders, verifying completeness and accuracy;
• Corrects any billing issues, errors, and disputes with vendors;
• Determines destination of incoming stock;
• Accurately completes the necessary procedures and MCMS system program;
• Reviews, identifies, and recommends parts and supplies deemed overstocked or obsolete for the annual district surplus sale;
• Follows the established procedures;
• Provides work direction and training in receiving, inspecting, storing, and distributing stock, supplies and/or equipment, and recommends changes in and enforces storeroom or warehouse procedures;
• Inventories and orders supplies and/or equipment;
• Receives, inspects, stores and distributes items;
• Completes and maintains shipping, receiving and inventory records;
• Prepares or oversees preparation of requisition orders;
• Assists in preparation of storeroom budget;
• Oversees store room maintenance and maintains repackaging equipment;
• Oversees record maintenance of lot numbers and expiration dates;
• Unloads trucks and operates forklift and/or other equipment to move and store stock or equipment and,
• Performs other related job duties as assigned.

A Day in the Life:

• High school diploma or equivalent;
• Must possess valid Driver’s license;
• Formal education in arithmetic that includes: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, and percentages;
• Six (6) months training or six (6) months experience in inventory control;
• Knowledge of employee training and development, OSHA and/or other safety standards and practices applicable to storeroom or operations; This document is used to provide a basic description of essential duties and other work elements.
• Knowledge of agency storeroom or warehouse procedures;
• Knowledge of agency purchasing and requisition warehouse procedures;
• Knowledge of inventory control;
• Skill in the operation of equipment and forklift;
• Ability to recognize unusual or threatening conditions (e.g., chemical storage) and take appropriate action;
• Ability to sort items into categories according to established methods; and,
• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. of stock or equipment repeatedly