Inventory Management Support B

L3Harris•Palm Bay, FL

About The Position

Responsible for physical and administrative tasks supporting the shipping, receiving, storage, and distribution of materials, parts, supplies, and equipment, including rejecting unsatisfactory items when necessary. Determines shipment routing and arrangements within established parameters, considering the nature of items, handling method, size, urgency, and cost. Consults rate schedules, assesses economical and efficient common or contract carriers, calculates and records applicable charges, and may reroute urgent shipments or arrange special delivery. Prepares and maintains shipping records and tracks shipments. Receives incoming materials, unpacks and checks goods against purchase orders or invoices, verifies quantity, weight, and conformance, maintains receipt records, and processes freight bills, packing sheets, and related documents. Stocks and distributes inventory materials and supplies to manufacturing lines and assigned laboratories. May lift heavy items and operate material-handling equipment after internal certification. May also perform wood shop functions, including operating power saws and nail guns to build skids and crates. The role supports laboratory operations by managing tools requiring calibration, chemical acquisitions, storage and disposal, incoming lab supplies, lab smocks, workstation setups and improvements, and lab supply orders. It performs solder iron testing and other lab-management activities to maintain cleanroom integrity. The employee is expected to serve as a resource to others in areas of expertise, provide on-the-job training when needed, and work autonomously within their designated area as applicable.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent and at least 4 years of prior relevant experience, or a post-secondary/associate degree and 0 to 2 years of prior related experience.
Developing job knowledge and skills.
Ability to work comfortably with computers and various software interfaces.
Knowledge of material-handling procedures and Environmental Health and Safety requirements.

Nice To Haves

Mechanical assembly experience.

Responsibilities

Support shipping, receiving, storing, and distributing materials, parts, supplies, and equipment; reject unsatisfactory items when necessary.
Determine shipment routing and arrangements within established parameters, considering item type, handling method, size, urgency, and cost.
Consult rate schedules, assess carriers, calculate and record applicable charges, and arrange special delivery or rerouting for urgent shipments when needed.
Prepare and maintain records of products shipped and track shipments.
Receive, unpack, and inspect incoming materials against purchase orders or invoices; verify quantity, weight, and conformance to stated identifications.
Maintain received-goods records and process freight bills, packing sheets, and other documents.
Stock and distribute materials in inventory, on manufacturing lines, and to assigned laboratories.
Manage tools requiring calibration in coordination with the Calibration Lab.
Maintain compliance with proper chemical acquisition, storage, and disposal procedures.
Manage and distribute supplies received by assigned laboratories and manage lab smocks.
Manage workstation setups and improvements and place orders for laboratory supplies.
Perform solder iron testing for area laboratories.
Perform laboratory management activities that maintain cleanroom integrity.
Serve as a resource to other employees in areas of expertise and provide on-the-job training when necessary.
Work autonomously within the designated area as applicable.
Lift heavy items and, after internal certification, operate material-handling equipment such as pallet jacks, tow motors, or forklifts.
May operate power saws and nail guns for wood shop work building skids and crates.