The Materials Examiner and Identifier Lead assigns and adjusts work, conveys supervisor instructions, demonstrates proper work methods and equipment use, sets work pace, checks work for compliance, and resolves complex examiner and identifier problems. The position independently performs the full range of examining and identifying duties for complex materials and equipment, including toxic, radioactive, classified, precious or strategic metals, electronic, and hazardous items. The incumbent researches specifications and reference materials to classify and positively identify items, verify quantities and data, determine condition, and decide whether materials should be repaired or disposed of. The role also processes specialized materials using required procedures, ensures security, safety, and housekeeping compliance, and reports violations or unusual occurrences. It uses computer terminals and PCs for data inquiries, entry, extraction, and printing, and includes training others on these systems. The incumbent may operate materials-handling equipment and government vehicles, prepare discrepancy and classification reports, assist lower-graded workers, and keep the supervisor informed about work status, delays, and training needs. Work takes place in a warehouse or outside work areas throughout the year. The position involves lifting and moving materials, prolonged standing or walking, and exposure to weather, moving equipment, noise, and potentially hazardous materials. Required protective clothing and equipment depend on the job and work area.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
No Education Listed