Logistics Clerk, Cycle Count

Job Description

Logistics Clerk, Cycle Count

Job Location:

Grand Prairie, Texas, United States

Contract type:
Permanent;
Contract duration:
Full-time

Depending on business needs, the Logistics Clerk may perform duties related to Receiving, Shipping, Inventory Control, and Kitting, as well as assist in training coworkers on these tasks. Cross-training within the department is highly encouraged.

• Receiving duties:
  Manage Receiving Hold and Inspection with Purchasing and Customer Service; keep the receiving area clean and organized at all times; unload / inspect incoming freight for damage; route items to appropriate department for further inspection; report damages, shortages or overages in shipments; maintain records of each incoming shipment, including the type and date; coordinate with Purchasing on purchase orders / coordinate with Quality and Customer Support Representatives on Customers LRU's;
  
  work with others in the department to ensure department s efficiency; operate under pre-established guidelines; works under immediate supervision and typically reports to a supervisor or manager; operate forklift or hand truck when applicable to remove or load onto freight truck.
• Shipping duties:
  Ensure all parts or units are shipped out the same day to the proper location; check paperwork from Quality to ensure that it matches with the parts to be shipped out; ensure proper packaging and handling for all parts and units; assure proper shipping services per the customer requests; identify restricted or not for the Department of Transportation (Use the "Apply for this Job" box below). know how to ship hazardous materials in an appropriate manner;
  
  schedule the shipment s pick up and arrange its transport to the loading platform; maintain records of each shipment, including the type and date; establish shipping rates and any other necessary charges; ensure that international shipments have the appropriate customs paperwork; respond to customer inquiries about the status of shipments; rely on instructions and pre-established guidelines to perform the functions of the job;
  
  works under immediate supervision and typically reports to a supervisor or manager.
• Inventory Control duties:
  Perform cycle counts to ensure accuracy of inventory; transfer bins in the warehouse from one storage location to another; troubleshoot missing units and reconcile incorrect repair orders; pull stock for exchanges; assist in the shelf life management of all LRU parts; reprint labels for incorrect/damaged label on inventory; reconfigure warehouse to optimize space per management instruction.

Kitting duties:
Locates stock and delivers items to their destination upon request; ensures incoming deliveries are accurate and stocks supply room with new goods; checks order forms, delivery requests, and approval forms to ensure proper documentation, accuracy, and on time delivery; kits parts from repair orders and deliver them to production area (move or transport material or supplies to the shop floor);

picks orders for production lines using computer generated pick lists; counts, sorts and prioritizes incoming articles to verify receipt of items; maintains integrity of inventory, locations, neatness and quantities; examines stock to verify conformance to specifications; escalates discovered issues in storage locations in the warehouse to Inventory Control/Management; executes assigned kitting list daily to 100 percent completion.

• Education / Experience:
  
  High school diploma or GED; at least 1 year of experience working in a stock room in a manufacturing environment; must be authorized to work in the United States without company sponsorship; ITAR: U.S. persons only (as defined by ITAR); no relocation; candidates residing within a 50 mile radius will be considered.
• Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: SAP/ERP knowledge; computer basics; data entry; international shipping (export);
  Haz Mat certification; experience in aerospace manufacturing; forklift experience.
• Leadership Skills / Management Skills / Personal
  
  Skills:
  
  Problem solving; collaboration between departments; time management; attention to detail.

Physical Demands:
Regularly required to remain in a stationary position; frequently required to move about the office and laboratory; use computer and office equipment; occasionally lift and/or move up to 10 pounds.

Work Environment:
Mixed office and laboratory setting; typically quiet in the office, with potential noise in the lab; may require hearing protection in certain areas.

Safran Drive, Grand Prairie, TX 75052