Material Handler - Apidel Technologies

Description:

Safety Sensitive

Tech License NOT Required

Performs a variety of duties related to the process of Receiving, Put-away and Replenishment of product to include direct and wholesaler products as well as supplies of inventory.
Conducts blind receipts using RF Devices or computer work stations for data entry.
Inspects and stocks pharmaceutical products in accordance with approved company policy and procedures.
The Handler I Material works closely with Inventory Coordinators to resolve inventory discrepancies.
They ensure warehouse storage space is effectively utilized. Responsible for accepting inventory from suppliers/repack and loading, unloading, moving and storage of materials within the pharmacy.
To include reading work orders, following oral instructions, counting and recording units of materials on daily production sheets, and attaching tags/labels to materials and/or containers. Maintains a clean, safe work area.
Must be able to read and write correspondence and complete assigned inventory reports.
Ability to lift and/or move up to 40 pounds required.
Must have the ability to handle multiple tasks and meet the deadlines when required to do so.
Ability to read and interpret departmental documents such as receiving documents, purchase orders, cycle count sheets, procedural manuals, SOP\'s, and OSHA signs posted throughout the work area.
Ability to foster open communication. Ability to accurately calculate figures, amounts, and percentages for the purpose of reporting inventory audit results, and vendor/receiving issues.
Experience in loading and unloading of trucks using both hands.
Ability to utilize a computerized inventory system is desired, specifically, to perform routine data entry functions.

Good communication skills are required.
Required to stand/or sit during long periods of time, use hands and fingers to utilize a computer keyboard, operate pharmacy equipment.
Will also makes simple adjustments or repairs such as realigning belts or replacing rollers on pharmacy equipment.

Duties
Must be able to read and write correspondence and complete assigned inventory reports.
Ability to lift and/or move up to 40 pounds required. Must have the ability to handle multiple tasks and meet the deadlines when required to do so.
Ability to read and intepret departmental documents such as receiving documents, purchase orders, cycle count sheets, procedural manuals, SOP\'s, and OSHA signs posted throughout the work area. Ability to foster open communication. Ability to accurately calculate figures, amounts, and percentages for the purpose of reporting inventory audit results, and vendor/receiving issues. Experience in loading and unloading of trucks using both hands. Ability to utilize a computerized inventory system is desired, specifically, to perform routine data entry functions. Good communication skills are required. Required to stand/or sit during long periods of time, use hands and fingers to utilize a computer keyboard, operate pharmacy equipment.
Will also makes simple adjustments or repairs such as realigning belts or replacing rollers on pharmacy equipment.

Experience
2 to 3 years experience in a warehouse /distribution/mail order environment.
Experience in loading and unloading trucks and using a hand jack is preferred.
Previous experience working in a distribution warehouse is desired.
Experience with SAP or other advanced warehouse management/inventory system strongly preferred.

Position Summary
Performs a variety of duties related to the process of Receiving, Putaway and Replenishment of product to include direct and wholesaler products as well as supplies of inventory. Conducts blind receipts using RF Devices or computer work stations for data entry. Inspects and stocks pharmaceutical products in accordance with approved company policy and procedures.
The Handler I Material works closely with Inventory Coordinators to resolve inventory discrepancies.
They ensure warehouse storage space is effectively utilized. Responsible for accepting inventory from suppliers/repack and loading, unloading, moving and storage of materials within the pharmacy. To include reading work orders, following oral instructions, counting and recording units of materials on daily production sheets, and attaching tags/labels to materials and/or containers. Maintains a clean, safe work area.

Education
High School Diploma or GED required
What days & hours will the person work in this position List training hours, if different.
Mon-Fri 830a-5p