Property Supervisor

Eckerd Connects•Saint Petersburg, FL

11d•$44,000 - $45,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Property Supervisor is responsible for receiving, stocking, shipping, and maintaining inventory of all center supplies and equipment. The Property Supervisor maintains perpetual inventory and is responsible for inventory control and accountability of supplies and equipment. Posts and maintains inventory records and documents in accordance with center and DOL regulations. Completes Form ETA 3-28 (Inventory Transcription Sheet), Stock Record Cards and Property Signature documents, as specified by Department of Labor and center guidelines. Verifies all incoming supplies and materials for quantity and accuracy. Monitors inventory levels of consumable materials, except food items, and prepares appropriate purchase requisitions for approval. Arranges for disposition of excess materials in accordance with procedures as stated in Property Handbook. Procures supplies, materials, and equipment from General Services Administration (GSA) self-service store, and other vendors.

Requirements

High School graduate or equivalent required.
Required to pass a drug screen in compliance with our Substance Abuse and Drug-Free Workplace policy.
Employment is contingent upon successful completion of a nationwide criminal background check.

Nice To Haves

2+ years of related property and inventory control experience preferred.
Prefer Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration or associated field.
Valid driver’s license with acceptable driving record preferred.

Responsibilities

Receiving, stocking, shipping, and maintaining inventory of all center supplies and equipment.
Maintaining perpetual inventory and ensuring inventory control and accountability of supplies and equipment.
Posting and maintaining inventory records and documents in accordance with center and DOL regulations.
Completing Form ETA 3-28 (Inventory Transcription Sheet), Stock Record Cards and Property Signature documents, as specified by Department of Labor and center guidelines.
Verifying all incoming supplies and materials for quantity and accuracy.
Monitoring inventory levels of consumable materials, except food items, and preparing appropriate purchase requisitions for approval.
Arranging for disposition of excess materials in accordance with procedures as stated in Property Handbook.
Procuring supplies, materials, and equipment from General Services Administration (GSA) self-service store, and other vendors.