The Materials Handler independently receives, unloads, and processes incoming shipments and assists customers and other workers as needed. The position performs warehousing tasks in storage, the Troop Issue Subsistence Activity, and the Central Issue Facility. Work includes receiving, storing, issuing, shipping, surveying locations, inventorying, and re-warehousing general supplies and equipment. The employee uses telex-transaction computers and barcode laser scanners for location surveys, inventories, and receipt processing; checks item quantities against receiving documents; and investigates overages, shortages, or misplaced items to maintain accurate inventory and locator records. The role also operates forklifts capable of lifting loads under 10,000 pounds. The position requires the ability to obtain and maintain a T3/Secret security clearance and hazardous-materials certifications. It is a designated drug-testing position, requiring a pre-appointment drug test and subsequent annual or random tests, as well as a pre-appointment physical and annual physicals. The role is subject to the Lautenberg Amendment. Warehousing may take place indoors or outdoors in hot, cold, damp, drafty, or poorly lit areas. Work involves standing, stooping, bending, and frequently lifting and carrying supplies, materials, and equipment weighing up to approximately 70 pounds. Heavier items are moved using weight-handling equipment or with assistance. The employee may need to work rapidly for extended periods. Forklift operation requires moderate physical effort to manipulate controls and move loads. Hazards may include dirt, dust, grease, cuts, scrapes, bruises, falls, falling stock, shifting loads, forklift overturns, and exposure to hazardous-material fumes or radiation. Work with map sheets may involve formaldehyde fumes or paper cuts.
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Full-time
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