Oversees the operation of the warehouse packing function. Performs warehousing activities involving receiving, storing, issuing, shipping, location surveys, inventory, and re-warehousing of general supplies and equipment, including hazardous and radioactive materials and wastes. Operates forklifts capable of lifting loads over 10,000 pounds. Identifies and checks item quantities against shipping and receiving documents and ensures items are identified by stock or catalog number for warehousing. Blocks, braces, and ties down items placed in or on trailer vans and flatbed trailers. The position involves warehousing work indoors or outdoors, potentially in hot, cold, damp, drafty, and poorly lit areas. Work may involve exposure to dirt, dust, grease, hazards from falling stock and equipment, and, when handling hazardous materials, radiation or toxic, explosive, or chemical fumes. The work includes standing, stooping, bending, and frequent lifting and carrying of supplies, materials, and equipment weighing up to approximately 70 pounds; heavier items are moved with weight-handling equipment or assistance. Work may require a rapid pace for long periods and continual use of hand and power tools. Forklift and tug tractor operation requires physical effort to manipulate controls and move loads. The employee must obtain and maintain a T3/Secret security clearance, a valid state driver's license, and forklift certification (if not already held, within six months of employment). The position requires a pre-employment physical and annual physicals, as well as successful completion of pre-appointment drug testing and annual or random testing thereafter. It is a designated mission-essential position, requiring the employee to report during inclement weather, natural disasters, and other emergencies, and possibly remain on duty after the official shift ends.
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Full-time
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