Material Control

Leidos•Chesapeake, VA

12h•Onsite

About The Position

Leidos Homeland Group is seeking a Material Handler in Chesapeake, Virginia. The role supports shipping, receiving, inventory, and warehouse operations. Duties include packaging parts according to specialized requirements; preparing accurate shipping labels; coordinating special shipping needs; maintaining shipping and receiving records; and providing daily shipping and billing summaries to program administration. The position also uses the CDLS automated Logistics Database and updates shipping information in the FAA Logistics Information System (LIS). The Material Handler inspects delivered packages for apparent external damage, verifies received items and purchase-order documentation, notifies relevant personnel about received parts or damage, and helps maintain warehouse organization and cleanliness. The role supports periodic inventory activities, works with management to resolve order discrepancies, and cross-trains with coworkers to provide coverage during absences. The position requires the physical ability to lift 40 pounds. The job posting describes responsibilities across inventory, logistics, logistics systems, materials management, process improvement, and warehouse operations. The listed pay range is $35,750 to $64,625.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least 1 year of relevant experience.
Previous warehouse experience.
Ability to lift 40 pounds.
Demonstrated self-starter capability.
Ability to operate a forklift.
General computer skills.
FedEx On-Site Power Ship experience.
Microsoft Access experience.
Knowledge of OSHA standards.
Inventory control and management skills.
Specialized training in specific aspects of job functions and/or demonstrated ability to perform assigned tasks.

Nice To Haves

Proficiency with computer database systems.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office products, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook.

Responsibilities

Package parts according to specialized packaging requirements.
Prepare shipping labels in the proper format and verify shipping-address accuracy.
Coordinate special shipping requirements as necessary.
Document and maintain accurate shipping activity files.
Provide daily shipping and billing summaries to program administration.
Periodically inventory shipping materials to ensure adequate quantities are available.
Enter data in the existing CDLS automated Logistics Database.
Update shipping information in the FAA Logistics Information System (LIS) via its web page.
Inspect packages for apparent external damage and notify the shipper at delivery if damage is detected.
Verify received packages and identify whether they are purchase-order items or field parts returned for repair.
For purchase-order items, compare the purchase-order document with the received part and notify the ordering individual of the items received.
Update and maintain department receiving files.
Maintain warehouse organization and cleanliness.
Support periodic warehouse inventory activities.
Work with management to resolve order problems or discrepancies.
Cross-train in coworkers’ functions to provide coverage during absences.
Support inventory management, logistics management, logistics systems, materials management, process improvements, and warehouse operations.