Warehouse Specialist

Full-time Warehouse Specialist to the Army Research Laboratory.

• Receives, unloads, stores, and processes incoming shipments manually or by using handcarts, forklift, or other non-mechanized conveyances (follows documented receiving procedures for ARL).
• Assign a receipt control number (manifest) and document it in an excel spreadsheet. This receipt control number shall be annotated on all receiving documents (e.g., original packing slips, requisition documents, contracts, and so forth) and on all packages at the same time.
• Assembles items into groups (posted delivery locations within ARL - - based on information shown on receiving vouchers and segregates materials according to specific factors such as shipments from vendors, detachments/field offices, lease requirements, and test items.
• Conducts material inspection and routes items not requiring inspection (based on documented receiving procedures) to designated storage area or to the designated organization. All documentation shall be retrieved from various sources (e.g., GFEBS, DOD EMALL, Contract, and so forth.)
• Reports damaged (damaged containers, leaking containers, unsealed containers) conditions to Government employees.
• Recognizes (based on documented receiving procedures) and determines non-expendable items for formal property accountability, records pertinent information (e.g., manufacture, model, serial number, and barcode), applies bar codes for accountability purposes, and forwards the receiving document to the stock record/property book for further processing.
• For items that are accountable on the ARL property book, a picture of the data plate shall be included in the package that is provided to the stock record/property book for adding to accountable records.
• When sensitive items are received such as Controlled Cryptographic Items (CCI) or weapons, take immediate action to secure items according to established procedures.
• When required, coordinate incoming shipments that contain radioactive cargo with the ARL Radiation Protection Officer (RPO).
• Operates a forklift for loading and unloading of items. Contractor shall be required to pass a Defense Driving Course and to obtain an OF 346E, Government Operators Permit.
• Stacks materials for storage.
• Drives Government-owned automobiles and trucks for short and long distances.
• Transports articles, materials, or furniture from various offices throughout the installation and on public roads.
• Assures vehicle is not loaded beyond the rated capacity by checking gross vehicle weight rated (GVWR) of vehicle to be loaded no overhangs, no vision obstacles.)
• Completes trip tickets by annotating daily utilization and preventive maintenance service records (check/completes the daily operation inspection list on the back of the trip ticket).
• Completes driver's accident report (SF91) if vehicle is involved in an accident.
• Pick up and prepare items (pack, secure, apply packing label) for shipment.
• Removes packing items, trash, and scrap materials (plastic, cardboard, wood, or metal) and puts in trash/recycling bins.
• Moves supplies and materials to designated locations using a hand truck or forklift.
• Moves or relocates furniture or materials for assembly or removal.
• Responsible for storage facilities to ensure entrance/exit doors are operational and secure, notify Government POC when breach of secured building, notify Government POC when repairs are required, and customer excess equipment (store and locate items according to location grid method, attach/tag required turn-in documentation (DD Form 1348-1a, DA 2765- 1, Statement of Render Safe (APGR 755-3) DD Form 1342) to excess items, load vehicle with tagged segregated similar items upon the notification of scheduling with the Defense Realization and Marketing Office (DMRO) or local approved scrap destinations. Comply with DOD 4160.21-M, Defense Material Disposition Manual and DoD 4160.21-M-1, Defense Demilitarization Manual.
• Delivers goods to ARL customers based on established procedures.
• Handles hazardous materials.
• Provides on-the-job training to other contractor personnel.

• High School diploma.
• Ability to follow established standard operating procedures.
• Ability to handle hazardous materials.
• Ability to lift seventy (70)-lb items.

EEO Employer F/M/Vet/Disabled