The Materials Examiner & Identifier receives, verifies, sorts, classifies, warehouses, and issues excess surplus property. The role reviews and researches routine and complex property, validates or updates data using Federal Cataloging Procedures, and certifies items as eligible for sale. It reviews disposal turn-in documents and compares their information with the property to confirm details such as stock number, nomenclature, quantity, unit of issue, disposal authority code, demilitarization (DEMIL) and condition code. The position visually inspects property, determines its condition and reportability, identifies special handling needs, and assigns warehousing classification instructions. It verifies DEMIL codes, challenges questionable codes, maintains segregated storage for property requiring DEMIL, and ensures required certifications are attached after demilitarization. Duties also include daily inspections and maintenance, handling hazardous property, and examining property at its generation point before receipt. The employee operates forklifts and related material-handling equipment to move, load, unload, and stack or unstack palletized materials, supplies, and equipment. The position requires U.S. citizenship, a favorable suitability or fitness determination, a pre-employment physical, and the ability to obtain and maintain required licenses or certifications. Applicants are evaluated under the OPM Qualification Standard for Trades and Labor Occupations and must meet the applicable screen-out element and demonstrate the necessary knowledge and skills; no specific length of experience is required. The work involves physical handling of property, indoor and outdoor assignments, possible exposure to inclement weather and hazardous substances, and work near moving equipment. The job has no education qualification requirement.
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