Stockroom Clerk & Receptionist

Alsco Uniforms•North Las Vegas, NV

About The Position

The Stockroom Clerk orders, prepares, and processes new or used garment inventories for customer delivery; helps determine and maintain inventory levels; prepares stockroom records and reports; and receives new garments from vendors. The role verifies orders against invoices and notifies supervision of back orders, shortages, incorrect items, or other problems. Additional tasks may be assigned as required. The position processes new customer contracts to establish appropriate inventories, inspects and alters or mends garments, prepares property-mark labels, and sorts and packs garments by route, customer, and individual user. Garments are placed in route carts or bins for vehicle loading or in a designated area. The employee follows written packing instructions and work orders and meets efficiency and safety standards while keeping the work area neat and clean. Work takes place in production areas of a typical industrial laundry facility, around large machinery and in conditions that may include temperature variations, odors, humidity, lint, and dust. The role requires physical activity throughout the shift, including standing, walking, reaching overhead, pushing, pulling, twisting, using foot or hand controls, seeing, hearing, grasping, fine dexterity, lifting up to 30 pounds, and stooping. No travel is required. Education is not specified as a requirement.

Requirements

Recognize colors and sizes and count and sort accurately.
Multi-task with a high degree of accuracy.
Have adequate computer skills or the ability to learn.
Comprehend and follow written packing instructions or work orders.
Comprehend and follow written and verbal directions.
Be able to meet the physical demands of the position for the entire shift.

Responsibilities

Place garment orders using a computer, phone, or fax; determine and maintain inventory levels; perform withdrawals and inventories; maintain stockroom records; and prepare reports or orders.
Process new customer contracts to build correct inventories.
Receive new garments from vendors and verify orders against billing invoices for accuracy.
Identify and track shortages, back orders, and other problems, and notify supervision.
Inspect garments for quality and alter or mend them as needed using a sewing machine or by hand; then shelve them or put them into use.
Use a computer to prepare property-mark labels and use label-sealing machinery or a sewing machine.
Prepare garments by route, customer, and individual user, and place them into route carts or bins for loading into delivery vehicles or a designated area.
Follow written packing instructions or garment order forms.
Meet efficiency and safety standards and keep the work area neat and clean.
Follow written and verbal instructions and perform other tasks as directed by supervision, including other production tasks as required.